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Met Office Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 16/12/2024 – MSN

The Met Office has issued its Sunday evening weather forecast for December 16th, 2024. Across the UK, a generally unsettled picture is expected. While some areas will experience relatively mild conditions, others face the prospect of heavy rain and strong winds. The details vary considerably regionally, so specific locations should check their individual forecasts for precise details.

Northern Scotland is predicted to experience the most severe weather. Expect persistent heavy rainfall throughout the evening, accompanied by strong westerly winds. These conditions could lead to disruption, including localised flooding and potential travel delays. Coastal areas in particular should be vigilant, with high tides exacerbating the risk of flooding.

Moving southwards, the highlands of Scotland and northern England are anticipated to receive periods of heavy rain and gusty winds. However, the intensity of the rain is likely to be less than that experienced in the far north. The wind, however, could still prove troublesome, particularly for high-sided vehicles and those navigating exposed areas. Visibility will also likely be impaired due to the persistent precipitation.

Central and southern England are predicted to enjoy a calmer evening, though cloudy skies will be prevalent throughout. While rainfall is expected to be lighter here, and mainly limited to showers, temperatures are expected to remain mild but chilly, a little below average for this time of year. These showers might persist well into the early hours of Monday morning.

Wales follows a similar pattern to central and southern England. Expect mostly cloudy skies, with scattered light showers possible across the region. The possibility of stronger winds persists here also, and there is always the risk of unexpected stronger showers making their way in from the Irish sea. Coastal areas may be somewhat breezy, but there’s not the strong wind threat that exists elsewhere in the country.

Northern Ireland mirrors the picture in Wales. Light rain showers are anticipated in some areas, particularly those facing into the Irish Sea. Most of the region however should anticipate calm or relatively mild conditions, largely passing off the main storm event developing further north.

In summary, a mixture of weather patterns is forecast across the UK this Sunday evening. Those in the north should be prepared for significant rainfall and potentially disruptive wind, taking precautions as appropriate for their personal circumstance. Meanwhile, the southern regions can expect a milder, although unsettled evening. The situation will remain under continuous assessment by the Met Office, and updated information will be issued promptly should significant shifts in weather pattern take place.

For detailed regional breakdowns, it is recommended to check the Met Office website or your preferred weather app for a localised forecast tailored to your specific location. Specific caution should be applied for those heading to elevated or rural regions. As previously discussed, regions in Northen Scotland should take exceptional care due to potential severe weather.

The Met Office would remind you to exercise care during times of severe weather, planning and undertaking safe measures. Regular assessment and planning are recommended during such periods to ensure both safety and minimize disruption of scheduled personal or professional commitments.

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Remember to check your local forecast for the most up-to-date information.

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