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Met Office Wednesday evening weather forecast 25/12/2024
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25/12/2024
25 December - National weather forecast presented by Jonathan Vautrey.
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Hello there, good evening, hope you've enjoyed a wonderful Christmas. We have missed the
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wintry elements this year, it's been very mild instead, with temperatures climbing above
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14 degrees Celsius in north-eastern Scotland. It's been our mildest Christmas day since
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2016. We have though started to see this cold front push into the far north-west. This is
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trying to introduce some slightly cooler and fresher conditions, but it's going to make
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very slow progress, only gradually moving across areas of Scotland throughout this evening
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and overnight. Eventually outbreaks arriving into the central belt into the early hours
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of Boxing Day morning and also turning a bit damper for areas of Northern Ireland also.
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England and Wales managing to stay drier, some fog patches around also. Temperatures
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underneath all the cloud though certainly aren't going to be too chilly for as many
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of us holding up around 6 to 9 degrees Celsius. This band of rain is going to be in play for
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a good portion of Boxing Day, particularly for the morning across Northern Ireland, but
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it will gradually shift its way northwards ever so slightly, so hopefully turning drier
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into the afternoon here. But for much of Scotland, damp, drizzly, dreary, unfortunately raincoats
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certainly needed if you are stepping outside for a Boxing Day walk to work off any of that
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Christmas Day lunch. Some sunnier spells possible across parts of eastern England, but again
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central and southern areas staying largely cloudy and underneath those milder conditions
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once again, temperatures in double digits for many 10 or 11 degrees Celsius. But to
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the north of that rain band, where that cooler air is starting to feed its way in, we'll
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see a notable dip in temperatures for Northern Scotland now around 7 to 8 degrees Celsius.
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On Friday we hold on to very similar conditions with high pressure still in charge across
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continental Europe and into southern areas of the UK. This cold front in the north will
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begin to weaken slightly so the rain will turn lighter and patchier, hopefully a few
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more drier intervals in there if you are stepping outside. Spots of drizzle are possible elsewhere
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across the UK, particularly over higher ground sites around some coastal districts. So again
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for Northern Ireland, England and Wales, it will be largely cloudy with the best of the
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sunshine to the eastern areas of higher ground. Although we are still holding on to those
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mild conditions, the lack of sunshine does mean we are going to see a slow drop in our
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temperatures over the next few days. And by the time we reach Friday, we'll be a little
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closer towards average for the time of year. Many of us now around 8 or 9 degrees Celsius,
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perhaps just climbing into double digits for parts of Northern Ireland and the central
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belt of Scotland. Any chance of something brighter arriving? Well, this rain band in
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the north west does look like it will eventually push its way further south eastwards as we
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head into the weekend. So that means for Saturday, some rain across southern districts, but behind
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it we'll introduce some sunnier spells across the north west, which will then hopefully
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arrive further towards the south east as we head towards Sunday. But we'll have plenty
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more updates on all of that as we do head over the next few days. So do stay up to date.
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Otherwise, I hope you enjoy the rest of your evening. Bye bye.
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