21/11/2024 – Disruptive snow, rain & wind – Met Office weather forecast UK

This is a Met Office UK Weather forecast looking at Storm Bert, recorded on 21/11/2024.

Storm Bert was named on Thursday morning and could bring disruption from snow, rain and wind to parts of the UK this weekend. Bringing you this special weather update is Aidan McGivern.

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[MFCDave]

Looks like he's doing the weather on a Giant Microwave 😂😂

[sueelphick]

Thanks Aiden- Great forecast as always 😊😊😊😊😊

[Kate-vd]

Aidan, many thanks as usual, love from Ireland xx

[laurabowles-]

Excellent as ever Aidan. We are lucky to have access to such quality forecasting.

[focusmicro]

Wow, I never sat through a whole weather report like that! Kudos to you, I cant imagine doing that level of detail seven days a week!!

[suehunt]

that new tech is awesome, so versatile. i would love that level of detail on my computer.
thank you Aidan, love watching your updates.

[Kittiepurrs]

Please let the next storm be called Ernie 😹

[typhoon-]

Hello from Highland Perthshire. Can't help but note the amber blob is about the exact size, location and shape of Highland Perthshire.

[SarahKCrowe]

So we've got much stronger winds forecast for Saturday on Orkney than those under the yellow warning for wind, warnings of potential ferry cancellations and will probably result in barriers being closed at times as coming in from ESE. I know you think 'oh well there used to it there' but it does cause disruption here as well plus we still have the odd tourist who ends up stuck for an extra day as they can't leave.

[TheTibmeister]

Wow. I wonder if any of this could possibly miss me. Stay safe people. Thanks Aidan.

[randymanpipe]

Loads of these comments are essentially "why dont you show the weather exactly over my house and in my garden"

[FunkyRaspberryRipple]

That's me staying in till Monday🇬🇧

[suewright]

Very many thanks Aidan. Well, we certainly got our snow, a good amount too from early morning. By golly it was a bitterly cold night last night. 🥶 My heart went out to all the relevant pensioners and the homeless, they must have been bitter!! It’s going to be a freezing night for them all over the weekend!
Thanks again Aidan, the Met Office too. Take very great care of yourselves everyone tomorrow and throughout the weekend everyone, stay indoors if at all possible!

[moz]

This a brilliant video Aiden, and all. I'm a keen viewer of all your deep dives, 10 day trends and even caught up on your most recent live video. But I love this video, mainly because of the immediate update of an incoming storm and rapid change in temp nationally. If I had my time again, I'd become a meteorologist! Keep up the great work everyone

[michaelchallen]

'Lying snow'; Damn it, I thought I could trust that snow to be truthful.

[jeannekemp]

We are british ice grown up with this weather must have been wrapped up in cotton wool if you cant stand it

[karenhaylock]

Thanks Aiden. I must agree with the other viewer. Your screen does resemble a giant microwave 😊

[moreton]

Please look out for elderly neighbours as labour have washed their hands with them 😢

[neilprimrose]

One of the best forecast presentations I've ever seen: ell done, Alex.

[sisulart]

I'm looking at the temperatures for early Sunday morning. From sub zero just 48 hours earlier to low teens! Crazy!!