00:00Hello there.
00:01A much more settled weekend ahead.
00:03We've traded low pressure for high pressure, but that does mean some foggy nights will
00:08be creeping in.
00:09Now let's take a look at the picture to end on Friday.
00:12High pressure out towards the east.
00:14Low pressure tries to push its way into the northwest, but it bumps up against the high
00:17pressure.
00:18So that means any rain associated with these weather fronts will linger for much of the
00:22day on Saturday across Scotland and Northern Ireland, eventually clearing its way southwards
00:27on Sunday, but it becomes a very weak feature by that point.
00:30And then high pressure soon building in behind.
00:33And this is what's going to stick with us over the coming days.
00:37Now to start with on Saturday, as with high pressure, we do see some more clearer skies
00:42and with an easterly flow, we see more moisture.
00:44So that does mean it is going to be quite a foggy start on Saturday, probably a lot foggier
00:49compared to what we may see tomorrow morning.
00:51So much of England and Wales will start off with some dense fog, southwest England as well,
00:56perhaps a foggier start compared to what we'll see tomorrow.
00:59Some of this may be slow to clear, so if you are travelling around first thing on Saturday,
01:03perhaps leave a little bit of extra time for your journey.
01:06But once it does clear, it should end up being quite a nice day, mostly dry, plenty of sunshine
01:10by the afternoon.
01:11But a very different story towards the northwest, where that front stalls, so western areas
01:16of Scotland, some areas of Northern Ireland could see quite a wet day through the course
01:21of Saturday, quite breezy as well underneath the rain.
01:24Temperatures are touched down as well compared to what we'll see tomorrow, but still highs
01:28of around 14 to 15 degrees Celsius.
01:31But where any fog lingers, that is where it's going to remain rather chilly.
01:35Now, of course, Saturday is Halloween, so I'm sure many of us will be heading out trick-or-treating,
01:40so I thought we'd take a look across the UK to look at the various weather conditions.
01:44So still, this front will be lingering towards northern and western Scotland, but across
01:48Aberdeenshire, eastern Scotland and across the south, it should be a dry end to the day,
01:53perhaps some lower cloud pushing in a little bit later.
01:55Also some light outbreaks of rain drifting their way south and eastwards across Northern
01:59Ireland.
02:00But actually, elsewhere, it should be fairly dry to finish off the day.
02:03But some low cloud eventually starting to creep in quite early into the evening across
02:08east Anglia, south-east England, perhaps areas of London as well.
02:11And this is the theme as we continue overnight as well, once again, some quite dense fog patches
02:16in places, especially across rural prone areas.
02:19That front slowly sinking its way southwards, but it becomes very weak by the time we reach
02:24Sunday morning.
02:25So some spots of rain towards northern England, perhaps just pushing into north-west Wales,
02:29but for most, remaining dry, just a few showers going towards the far north and north-west
02:34of Scotland.
02:35But actually, skies turning a lot clearer across Scotland, Northern Ireland, so that means
02:38on Sunday morning, probably a chillier start, especially across rural areas, temperatures dropping
02:43a touch lower compared to towns and cities.
02:46But across the UK, most towns and cities reaching around 5 to 6, possibly 7 degrees Celsius first
02:52thing on Sunday, so a little bit chilly in places.
02:54And once again, that fog could be slow to clear, especially towards the south of that
02:59front and across the far south and south-east, that fog could be slow to clear and still
03:04some spots of rain as that front slowly progresses its way southwards, though many areas should
03:08remain dry.
03:09But likely, some more clearer skies developing towards northern parts of England, Northern
03:13Ireland and also areas of Scotland towards the end of the day as that front clears.
03:18And notice a shift in our wind direction as well, a bit more of a north-to-north easterly.
03:22That's going to cool temperatures down towards the north, still holding up to around 15 degrees
03:26Celsius towards the far south-west, depending on how much sunshine we see.
03:30And once again, where any fog is slow to clear, that is where it's still going to continue to feel
03:34quite chilly on Sunday.
03:36Now, as we progress into early part of next week, high pressure still stays with us, so
03:41that means many areas will remain dry, settled during the day, but it does mean we're likely
03:46to continue to see those foggy nights.
03:49And of course, initially it sounds like good news that many areas will remain dry, all thanks
03:53to high pressure.
03:54But don't forget large areas of England and Wales are still in drought conditions, if not
03:58severe drought conditions, so we'll certainly be keeping an eye out for any rain in the future.
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04:08And of course, we'll see you in the next week.
