00:00Hello there, good morning. Still a foggy start in places this morning, then a change with
00:05some rain pushing in from the south before things start to turn colder through the course
00:09of the week. There is yet again another fog warning issued this morning for many central
00:14and eastern areas of England and also Wales. But if you do also find yourself outside of
00:19the fog warning area, there could be some fog patches in place, especially across Scotland
00:23where there could even be some freezing fog where temperatures have dipped below zero.
00:27For many though it should be a dry, fine start to the day with fog gradually clearing, but
00:32an unsettled picture starts to develop towards the south with outbreaks of rain pushing through
00:36across southern areas of England and southern Wales. Some of this could turn quite heavy,
00:40particularly towards the southwest where it will often be quite breezy, especially around
00:44coastal regions. To the north of this, fairly cloudy, a few more sunnier breaks perhaps towards
00:49Scotland, though some showers drifting in off a northerly flow towards the north here. And
00:54it's likely to feel quite chilly across many areas. Towards the north, temperatures not
00:58pushing much past the high single figures. Slightly higher towards the south, but likely feeling
01:03quite chilly underneath the cloud and also the rain.
01:07Now later through into the evening, we continue to see this north-south split in our weather.
01:12Rain will gradually continue to push its way northwards, moving into more of Wales, central
01:17and eastern England. Once again, some heavier bands developing towards the south, still often
01:21quite breezy here. To the north, though, remaining mostly dry, bar a few showers skirting in around
01:26coasts of Scotland and northeast England. But this is where we'll see the majority of the clearer
01:31skies. So this is where temperatures once again will dip down. Some rural areas of Scotland
01:36could get down to around minus four, perhaps minus five degrees Celsius. Temperatures won't drop quite as
01:41low underneath the cloud and rain, but even here, it's going to be quite chilly and damp start to
01:46the day. We'll likely see less fog around tomorrow morning, but there still could be some patchy mist
01:51and fog towards the north. But for many areas of England and Wales, it is set to be quite cloudy.
01:56And as we progress our way towards 11 o'clock, much of England and Wales will be quite cloudy with
02:00some
02:00light outbreaks of rain. Drier towards the north, though we could see some showers continuing to push in
02:05towards northern Scotland, drifting in around northeast England.
02:10This continues through the course of the afternoon, but much of England and Wales will see some slightly
02:15drier conditions, though it's likely to remain quite cloudy. Still, though, with a few showers
02:19drifting in towards the south and perhaps some longer spells of rain pushing into northern areas
02:23of Scotland. For all, though, it is going to feel quite chilly. A northerly flow of air will push its
02:29way
02:29across much of the UK by the afternoon. So temperatures are particularly towards the north, only pushing up
02:34once again towards the high single figures, slightly higher towards the south. But if we take into
02:40consideration the wind chill, things are going to feel much colder, particularly across Scotland
02:44in those brisk northerly winds. Any north sea coastal areas as well is likely to feel that wind chill.
02:51And this picture will continue for the rest of the week. High pressure developing towards the west
02:55will continue those northerly winds across much of the UK for the end of the week. So things will turn
03:01more settled but likely chillier with some clear skies overnight leading to some frost. Temperatures
03:06could get down to around minus eight degrees Celsius across Scotland or northern areas of England by
03:11the end of the week. And there is a slight chance we could also see some ice warnings. So don't
03:16forget,
03:16as always, to stay up to date with your latest forecast and you can do that here on YouTube.
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