00:00Hello, here's your latest weather update from the Met Office. I'm Marco Britannia.
00:03We've got some fairly dense patches of fog to contend with, certainly across central
00:06southern parts of England and Wales as we head through the overnight period, all thanks
00:10to high pressure and light winds. The area of high pressure drifts away towards the east
00:13over the next few days. Low pressure weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain up from
00:16the south, certainly across England and Wales through Tuesday and Wednesday, turning quite
00:19breezy. Notice those tightly packed isobars. And then later in the week, some fine weather
00:23in the north gives way to fine weather elsewhere as colder conditions with this area of high
00:27pressure drifts slowly southwards across the UK. So turning chilly across all parts by
00:32the end of the week. So some big changes ahead during the week ahead. But looking at things
00:36in more detail now for the shorter term and certainly through the overnight period, some
00:40dense fog patches forming across central southern England and Wales. We have a yellow warning
00:43in force right through into 11 o'clock on Monday morning. Visibility is locally down to around
00:4750 metres or so. So do take care if you're heading out certainly early on on Monday. Towards the
00:52north and north west, some clear spells. But here too, we could see a few fog patches and
00:56some frost too. Temperatures locally just below freezing across the rural parts of Scotland.
01:00And even in the south there, a touch of a frost in one or two spots with temperatures into
01:03low single figures. But notice down towards the south west, it's slightly milder and slightly
01:07breezier too with a south-easterly breeze developing here. As for Monday then, well as I say, a pretty
01:12great start to the day. Some murky conditions across central southern England and Wales.
01:16Some dense fog to contend with. Lifting as we go through the morning then. And then generally
01:20a fine afternoon to come across many parts of the UK. Patchy fog and frost elsewhere also clearing.
01:25Let's say lots of sunshine in the afternoon. Just one or two showers towards the north and
01:28north-east of Scotland. But with the light winds and the afternoon sunshine not feeling
01:33too bad out and about. Temperatures close to where they should be for this time in November.
01:36Up to 7 to 10 degrees in the north. Up to 9 to 12 degrees in the south. But milder
01:41again
01:41towards the south-west with that south-easterly breeze increasing values to around 14 celsius,
01:4557 in Fahrenheit. Do notice at this stage that we're starting to see some outbreaks of rain moving
01:50in across the far south-west of England and the Channel Islands. And those outbreaks of rain will extend
01:55their way northwards through Monday night into Tuesday morning. So quite a mild start on
01:59Tuesday here but some heavy bursts of rain moving in from the south-west. Fog and frost further north
02:04will gradually lift again on Tuesday to give plenty of sunshine but a chilly day in the north. Whereas
02:09towards the south those outbreaks of rain extend their way northwards into many parts of central
02:12southern England and Wales. Again a few heavy bursts around during the course of the day. But notice
02:16those temperatures started to increase in the south with that rain coming in. Up to 12 to 14 celsius.
02:2114 there in Plymouth is 57 in Fahrenheit. After a cold start in the north temperatures peaking at 7
02:26to 10 degrees. 10 there in Belfast 50 Fahrenheit is close to where they should be for the time of
02:32year.
02:32That's pretty much it for me but of course you can keep tuned to the Met Office forecast
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02:41-bye.
02:41Bye-bye.
