can expect some differences in the details, i overnight tonight, but the theme is for wet weather to continue to move northwards up towards the southern parts of scotland, some thundery downpours that are open for a while and southern parts of england. mild, muqqy southern parts of england. mild, muggy night, mist if you re hoping to see the super blood moon, the best chance of clear skies will be in northern scotland. we start off as showers, longer spells of rain, potentially thundery and heavy, everything pushing northwards tomorrow, some sunshine eventually breaking out in northern ireland. some say more widely in england and wales, but some thunderstorms possible into the afternoon. a warmer day and that sunshine. different store in scotland, cloud, rain, temperatures only 11 celsius in aberdeen with the wind off the sea as well. the wetter weather in scotland continues to move northwards out of the way, the next weather front coming in from the atlantic, and ahead of that, we wil
you can see this large area of low pressure, two of them there, as it moves into the baltic as well. and here come, again, the westerly winds, those strong atlantic westerlies on thursday, blowing in the showers. you ll notice some white there that s some wintriness across the scottish hills but further south, it s always going to be a little bit milder with temperatures around 12 or so. now, this is thursday, friday, into saturday, so we keep seeing that pattern repeating itself. more low pressure s being spawned by that powerful jet stream, and the jet stream happens because you have mild air to the south, cold air to the north. you get these ripples of warmerair, coolerair. the jet stream ripples itself, that in turn spawns up areas of low pressure, and then you get that really unsettled weather. so, that s exactly what s going to be happening, and even into next week, you ll probably see that pattern not really changing much. that s it, bye bye.
overnight and the winter not coming in off the north sea so it will be a little less cold. that well of rain will bring cloud and rain from the north west. we start sunny and cold and frosty. cloud will increase on sunday. as when picked up in scotland and northern ireland we push rain down from the north in the afternoon. the cloud will bubble up across england and wales and there will be some sunshine. they could be a few showers around. not as many as we saw today. there s temperatures continue to creep up slowly to ten or 11. this weather front is taking rain southwards across the uk overnight and then following on from that we have got this chunk of warmer air. that we have got this chunk of warmerair. it that we have got this chunk of warmer air. it is what we call a warmer air. it is what we call a warm sector and it means a lot of cloud at higher temperatures. we should start frost free on monday but monday this cloudy. rain and drizzle at times and a stronger wind, too. away f
of the night, when strengthening towards the west, the cloud building and weather front bringing in some rain. it won t be as cold as it s going to be elsewhere, 7 across sheltered areas of north east england. here s the front coming in in the morning, pitching steadily from the west to the east. it s a warm front and behind it a wedge of warmer air. warm front and behind it a wedge of warmerair. but warm front and behind it a wedge of warmer air. but right behind that a cold front, so gradually turning colder. we start off on a cold and frosty note with the risk of ice. when strengthening towards the west as the weather front moves steadily eastwards bringing rain with it. bumping into the cold air. for a time we will see snow at low levels. more likely to be in the hills as we push further south. the wind will be a feature, especially in the west and north west. then it will turn back to rain and turn colder from the west. in that colder air on
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