Met Office Monday Morning Weather Forecast 19/01/2026

Met Office

19 January - National weather forecast presented by Greg Dewhurst

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00:00Hello there, good morning and welcome to your latest forecast from the Met Office.

00:05We've had a lot of cloud of recent days.

00:07Low cloud, outbreaks of rain and drizzle are quite murky too.

00:10Will anything change?

00:11We're looking at the bigger picture.

00:13We'll see further low pressure systems moving in from the Atlantic,

00:16slow moving across the UK thanks to an area of high pressure over Europe,

00:21stopping those weather systems move through quickly.

00:23So the outlook is generally cloudy for many with further spells of rain at times.

00:28For this morning, it is generally a cloudy, dull start to the day,

00:32some hill fog in places, rain and drizzle.

00:34We have two bands of rain through the day today,

00:36one across western parts of Scotland into Northern Ireland,

00:39giving some heavier bursts from time to time,

00:42another band of rain across northeast Scotland,

00:44much of northern England, central and southern parts of England and Wales as well.

00:50And the rain will be on and off through the day.

00:52It could be heavy in one or two spots,

00:54but generally low cloud and murky conditions associated with this.

00:58But in between these bands of cloud and rain,

01:00there are some spells of sunshine around.

01:02Central and northern parts of Scotland seeing the best of today's sunshine

01:06and some glimmers of sunshine across western fringes of England and Wales as well.

01:11Perhaps east Anglia down into Kent also seeing some brighter skies.

01:15And with winds coming in from the south,

01:17temperatures lifting to around 10 or 11 Celsius

01:19across southern parts of England and Wales between 5 and 7 degrees

01:23across parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England.

01:27Through into the evening time and overnight,

01:29these bands of cloud and rain just start to push north and eastward.

01:32Still one or two heavier bursts in there,

01:34but generally showery in nature.

01:36And we'll see the hill fog starting clearer a little during the early hours.

01:40And we'll see some drier weather moving in,

01:43some clearer skies across parts of Norman Island,

01:46Wales down into the west country as well,

01:49ahead of the next weather system moving in for Tuesday.

01:52Winds coming in from the south,

01:53a lot of clouds still around,

01:55so temperatures generally between 4 and 7 Celsius.

01:59So a fairly cloudy start to Tuesday morning,

02:01but there'll be some bright spells around,

02:03still some fog in places too.

02:05The remnants of the weekend's weather systems moving out into the North Sea,

02:10allowing most places to become dry and bright.

02:12However, the next area of low pressure will bring some rain

02:15and some stronger winds to parts of Northern Ireland,

02:18western fringes of Wales down into parts of Cornwall as well,

02:22accompanied by some gales around the coast by the afternoon.

02:25Breezy elsewhere, but dry with some sunny spells

02:27and temperatures up to around 10 or 11 degrees in the southeast once more.

02:32Elsewhere, generally between 7 and 8 degrees.

02:35As we look through the week ahead,

02:37low pressure dominates.

02:38We'll see further strong winds,

02:40spells of rain pushing north and eastwards

02:42as areas of low pressure move in from the Atlantic,

02:45perhaps turning to snow over the higher ground of Scotland

02:48come the end of the week,

02:49but generally for most,

02:50it remains on the mild side

02:52and winds coming in from the south.

02:54If you'd like more information on the weather where you are,

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02:59See you again soon.

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