Brisk winds will impact most of the UK, with showers, heavy in some areas, expected across the north and west. These showers will continue into the morning but central and eastern parts of the UK will experience dry spells. Cloud will thicken in Northern Ireland and temperatures will be cooler than average for most across the country. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 24/08/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Greg Dewhurst.
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00:00Hello there. Saturday has been quite chilly across much of the UK. Outbreaks of heavy
00:04rain particularly across the east and south-east of the UK. But that's clearing to blustery
00:09showers and it remains unsettled through the rest of the weekend. Further weather systems
00:13pushing through across northern parts of the UK on Sunday but improving as we go into Monday
00:19as a ridge of high pressure builds in from the south before further wet and windy weather
00:24moves in for later on in the day and into Tuesday across the north-west. Blustery end
00:29to Saturday, showers across western areas, some of these heavy at times. But overnight
00:33we will see some clear spells developing particularly across central and eastern parts and then
00:37by the end of the night, cloud thickening across Potsdam and Northern Ireland as further
00:42rain moves in here. The wind is coming in from the west but staying fairly brisk, introducing
00:46some quite chilly air though. Temperatures even in towns and cities dropping to around
00:50about 9 or 10 Celsius. But there will be sunshine from the word go across central and eastern
00:55areas on Sunday morning, clouding over though quite quickly across the west as rain moves
01:00in across Northern Ireland stretching into parts of Scotland, Northern England, Wales
01:05as we move through the day. Some of this rain will be heavy at times accompanied by some
01:09strong and gusty winds too. Windy across the rest of England and Wales but generally drier
01:15compared to Saturday but still a lot of cloud around, some showers as well. Some sunny spells
01:20across the western and northern isles but even here a few showers are possible. And
01:25even though the wind is coming in from a southerly direction it will still be quite
01:28chilly, 14 to 17 Celsius under the cloud and rain. The best of any brighter breaks edging
01:34towards 20 or 21 degrees. Through to the evening time on Sunday, the outbreaks of rain across
01:40parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland, Northern England will continue to push their way eastwards
01:44breaking up into more showers as we head overnight into Monday. Elsewhere clear spells and showers
01:50and that will keep temperatures from falling too low again, generally falling too low double
01:56figures to take us into Monday morning. And with that ridge of high pressure building
02:00in on Monday we should see generally a drier picture. You can still see a band of cloud
02:05and rain across Northern Ireland, Southern Scotland, Northern England but it should break
02:08up to the showers for the afternoon but plenty of sunny spells developing across the rest
02:14of England and Wales. Northern Scotland also largely dry with sunny spells here and the
02:19winds generally lighter compared to the weekend and that will just lift temperatures a little
02:24further with a bit more sunshine around 22, 23 Celsius so just feeling a little warmer
02:29where the cloud stick is generally 17 to 19 Celsius further north. So a more settled start
02:37to the new working week as we go from Tuesday onwards and temperatures start to rise as
02:42well. Potentially we could see highs around the mid to locally high 20s for a short period
02:47of time before turning unsettled again. For more information on this you can follow us
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