00:00Morning. Thanks for being there for your Sunday morning update from the Met Office.
00:04A cold start for some, but the weather's very different today for most of us.
00:09Much more cloud around, a wet start for many too.
00:12For Northern Ireland, Southern Scotland, the rain turning to snow over the higher parts of Northern Scotland as well.
00:17Wet weather coming into Wales and South West England.
00:20Also some useful rain here, of course, over Central and Eastern England.
00:23Touch of frost, some fog patches, but they'll be going by lunchtime,
00:27certainly as the rain creeps its way northwards into parts of North East England and East Anglia.
00:32Some heavy showers then coming into southernmost counties, particularly close to the coasts here.
00:37The damp weather persists over Central Scotland, spreading slowly into Northern England and North Wales,
00:42whereas Northern Ireland and much of Northern Scotland should turn brighter by this afternoon.
00:47But notice the northerly winds are setting in and that will bring a few wintry showers over the far north
00:53of Scotland for the end of the day.
00:55So plenty going on today.
00:57Temperature-wise, well, most places still feeling on the chilly side, certainly first thing,
01:01and temperatures struggling to rise under that cloud and rain.
01:05But in the south, with a bit of brightness, we could easily sneak up to 13, 14 Celsius.
01:10So quite a bit milder here.
01:12But further north, quite a bit colder than yesterday.
01:15And this map shows the temperature difference today compared to yesterday's values.
01:19Across much of the south, 1 to 3 degrees warmer, whereas across much of Scotland and Northern Ireland,
01:24we're 1 to 3 degrees colder and even more than that across Northern Scotland.
01:28And as the cold winds persist here, well, it'll feel colder still.
01:32And bringing more of those wintry showers in as we head through this evening,
01:36that could turn things icy over Northern Scotland through the night.
01:39A little bit of snow possible over the hills of Northern England and Southern Scotland
01:43as that wet weather slowly pulls away through the night.
01:46Many places becoming drier by dawn with more breeze, more cloud.
01:50It won't be as cold over Central and Eastern England as recent nights,
01:54with many places staying a touch above freezing.
01:56But for Scotland and Northern Ireland, a much colder night with a fairly extensive frost to start the working week.
02:04A real mishmash of a Monday morning, though, with cloud and rain and maybe even some hill snow over the
02:09hills of Northern England.
02:11And that damp weather should start to pull away.
02:13Still some wintry showers over the far northeast, a mixture of sleet, snow and rain in here.
02:17Turning more to rain, I think, as we go through the day.
02:20A brisk wind, though, bringing a chilly feel.
02:23Everywhere feeling fairly cold, but generally brightening up with some decent spells of sunshine by tomorrow afternoon
02:28for a good part of the country.
02:30And the winds will start to ease.
02:32Temperature-wise, we're going to struggle a little bit.
02:34Five, six degrees, a colder day across much of the south.
02:37But look here.
02:38We are going to see then rain coming into the southwest later on.
02:42And the temperatures start to rise once more.
02:44There is plenty going on with the weather at the moment.
02:46Because this band of cloud and rain associated with a tangle of weather fronts
02:50will be approaching, bringing in the moisture from the Atlantic,
02:55eventually bringing milder air.
02:56But as it hits the colder air in place,
02:58well, we could see some hill snow for a time on Monday night over North Wales,
03:04northern England.
03:04The hills and mountains here may see a little bit of snow.
03:07But it's likely that the milder air will win out.
03:09So even if we do see any snow, it isn't likely to last too long.
03:13But certainly one to watch through Monday night and into Tuesday morning.
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