Met Office Wednesday Morning Weather Forecast 14/01/26

Met Office

14 January - National morning forecast presented by Clare Nasir.

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00:00Hello there and a very good morning to you on this cold and frosty morning.

00:05The risk of ice as well.

00:06First of all, let me take you through the bigger picture for the next 48 hours.

00:09We do have a weather front skirting the far south.

00:11You'll see a little rain here.

00:13Cold elsewhere with the risk of ice towards the northwest.

00:16This cloud and rain moves in through the afternoon and into evening time.

00:20The winds will pick up some strength as well.

00:22And then look towards the south where this feature will run in,

00:25bringing with it some wet and windy weather.

00:27A rain warning has been issued for central and southern parts of England and Wales.

00:30More about that in a moment.

00:32First of all, here's your ice warning in the zone we're most concerned about

00:35with some slippery surfaces, particularly where you've seen those showers

00:38through the last 24 hours and also we still have lying snow.

00:42A rash of showers across Orkney as well as Shetland,

00:45but some clearer skies extending across eastern and southern Scotland.

00:48Northern Ireland having a dry morning.

00:49The cloud will thicken from the west and a frosty morning elsewhere as well

00:53with some freezing fog patches across central parts of England and Wales.

00:57Notice the rain just nudging in along the south coast.

01:00It will never really amount to very much,

01:02but some wet weather just arriving towards the home counties

01:05through the morning into the afternoon.

01:07So through the day, some sunshine across many areas,

01:10but that sunshine turning hazy as the cloud slowly thickens from the west,

01:14bringing with it by around mid to late morning,

01:17some outbreaks of rain to the western side of Scotland,

01:20western parts of Northern Ireland and it will nudge further eastwards

01:23through the morning into the afternoon.

01:25You can see a little rain extending from Dorset towards Essex

01:29as we head through the day, perhaps even nudging further north

01:32towards the home counties through the afternoon.

01:36The winds will be a feature towards the west through the afternoon

01:38and it's going to be a chilly day wherever you are.

01:41The cloud's thickening all the while,

01:43so after a bright start across many areas,

01:45it will turn cloudy through the afternoon.

01:46Here's your warning zone for that rain on Thursday.

01:50It kicks in at 9am.

01:52You can see up to 40 to 70 millimetres of rain,

01:55so some persistent bursts are likely.

01:58Before that though, this band of showery rain continues its passage

02:01eastwards through this evening and overnight,

02:04wintry over the Pennines as well as the Highlands.

02:07Elsewhere, a fair amount of cloud temperatures won't be as low

02:09into the early hours of Thursday morning relative to this morning,

02:12with a rush of showers moving in across the north

02:14and the west of Scotland clipping Northern Ireland.

02:16More cloud through the day as we see this rain slowly intensify

02:20as we head through the afternoon.

02:22And so we're likely to see quite a lot of wet weather

02:24across southern and eastern areas as we head through Thursday.

02:28Pushing northwards, there's a chance it could turn to snow,

02:30particularly over the higher ground further north.

02:33More details obviously.

02:34Check out our 10-day trend as we head through today.

02:37That will be issued on our YouTube channel.

02:39And yesterday, the deep dive with Ada McGiven.

02:41So all in all, lots of information out there and I'll see you again soon.

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