Met Office Weather 16th Sept

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00:00Eventually, though, those mist and fog patches will clear through the morning and as that

00:04high pressure builds across the country, that leaves plenty of fine and dry weather across

00:09the country and plenty of that warm autumnal sunshine with highs of 21 to 22 Celsius down

00:15in the south.

00:17Now we will see a build of high cloud into the northwest and eventually some outbreaks

00:21of rain and drizzle clipping northern parts of Scotland, but for many, a dry night on

00:26offer and plenty of those clear skies once again, so likely to see more in the way of

00:31mist and fog and it is going to be feeling cold once again, most towns and cities in

00:36the mid to high single figures.

00:39So once again, another chilly start to Tuesday and that mist and fog in some places and fairly

00:45similar to this morning, we'll see that lift and break, allowing plenty of dry and sunny

00:49spells across most of the country and feeling warm in the sunshine as we get into the afternoon,

00:54but still some cloud in the far northern part of Scotland, but that should lift and

00:59break through the afternoon too, so still seeing some sunny spells here.

01:03Once again, the best of the temperatures in the far southeast, highs of 22, but even across

01:08Scotland, Northern Ireland, highs of 20.

01:10So feeling nice and warm where you do catch the sunshine.

01:15Now is that warm weather sticking around?

01:17Well, we do currently have high pressure across the country and that is going to stick with

01:22us as we head into next week, so lots of fine and dry weather once again.

01:26We do start to get a bit more of an easterly component to the wind, so that might just

01:29drag in some low cloud into eastern areas at times and notice a squeeze in the eyes

01:34of bars to the south, so perhaps turning a little bit breezier here, but for more information

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01:43update.

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