24/08/23 – A mixture of sunshine and showers – Evening Weather Forecast UK – Met Office Weather

Met Office – UK Weather published this video item, entitled “24/08/23 – A mixture of sunshine and showers – Evening Weather Forecast UK – Met Office Weather” – below is their description.

Any heavy showers and thunderstorms across the southeast easing with clear spells developing for much of England and Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland though will see further showers, and these may spread into northwest England later. Feeling cooler. – This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 23/08/23. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Alex Deakin.

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