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Weekend weather 23/01/2025 – More unsettled weather to come
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23/01/2025
This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the weekend 23/01/2025. After Storm Éowyn, winds will ease for a time before further wet and windy weather on Sunday. Bringing you this weekend’s weather forecast is Honor Criswick.
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Hello there. Storm Eowyn is set to hit the country on Friday, bringing very strong winds
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and some dangerous conditions at times. There's multiple Met Office warnings in force, including
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a couple of red warnings. Do stay up to date on our website for those. And for more information
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around the storm, we have other videos on YouTube. But for now, I'm going to talk to
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you about the weather for the weekend, so the weather to come after this storm. So we'll
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start off by taking a look at the bigger picture. So here's the storm just to the north of the
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country to finish off on Friday. Still plenty of isobars on the chart to the north of the
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country. So still some very strong winds Friday night through into Saturday across northern
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areas. But across central and southern areas, we can see the isobars spreading apart slightly.
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So some lighter winds on offer for a time as we head into Saturday. Then it's all areas
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all eyes on this area of low pressure just behind me here. Once again, a similar low
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moving out into the Atlantic on its way towards the country, once again being picked up by
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this very strong jet stream, similar to what we saw with Storm Eowyn. So once again, as
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we head later Saturday through into Sunday, this low is going to sweep in some frontal
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systems system, heavy outbreaks of rain, possibly even some snow to some northern areas and
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also once again a tightening of those isobars. So some strong winds. Now, this area of low
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pressure, it's slightly further west. We are still going to see some windy weather, but
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perhaps not as strong as Storm Eowyn on Friday. But ever still, there is going to be some
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heavy outbreaks of rain, also some strong gusty weather with only a day really in between
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the two storms. That's not much time for recovery in terms of impacts from the first storm.
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So a chance we could see some significant impacts once again as this storm moves through
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on Sunday. Before we get onto that, though, let's talk about Saturday. So slightly calmer
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feel to the weather across central and southern areas. By the time we reach Saturday morning,
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there should be plenty of clear skies to start the day, perhaps thicker area of a cloud just
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to the southeast, perhaps still some outbreaks of rain and drizzle to the very far, far southeast.
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So for Sussex and Kent, for example, that should clear fairly quickly through the morning.
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It's still going to be very windy, though, across northern areas, parts of Northern Ireland,
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parts of Scotland still seeing some very strong gusty winds here by the time we reach Saturday
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morning, still with a warning in force and outbreaks of rain slowly becoming more confined
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to the very far northeast. But still behind this, we've got plenty of showers moving through,
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still bringing some snow mainly across the Scottish hills and also some showers starting
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to feed into western areas. These likely to band together by the time we reach the afternoon,
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bringing longer spells of rain heavy at times. We could even see some hail and thunder and
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some quite, quite squally conditions to as this area of rain moves through. Still fairly
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strong winds across parts of Wales and the southwest. It will start to turn a little
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bit milder from the southwest into the afternoon, but for many of us, temperatures around about
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average for the time of year. Now, later into Saturday through into Sunday, this is when
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we start to see this area of low pressure move its way towards the country. So overnight
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and through into the morning, we'll start to see winds strengthen from the far southwest
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through the course of the day. This mainly confined to the far southwest, though. So
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for the very start of Sunday, once again, likely a lot of calm conditions, a few clear
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spells where it's likely to turn quite chilly overnight, likely to see some pockets of frost,
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maybe even some fog in places to largely dry with some patchy cloud. They still once again,
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a few showers feeding into the very far northwest, and then we'll start to see through the morning
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a change from the southwest. The winds are really going to start to pick up here and
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we'll start to see those heavy outbreaks of rain move through. As I say, this could start
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to fall as snow across the hills for central and northern areas as it moves through. Once
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again, it could turn quite squally at times as this rain moves through with some gusty
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winds, particularly around exposed coasts. And even once that rain moves through, becoming
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largely confined to northern and central areas, parts of the southeast by the afternoon, we're
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still going to see plenty of showers move through behind. Once again, these could be
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heavy with hail, perhaps even the odd rumble of thunder as those heavier showers move through
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largely dry across the far north of Scotland, though we'll start to see cloud build up through
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the afternoon and still a fair few showers across the northern isles by the time we reach
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the afternoon as well. Feeling chilly still across the north, highs are only really around
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five to six Celsius, but we are going to start to see that milder air start to move through
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across the southwest. As I say, it's going to be very unsettled here, outbreaks of rain
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if not seeing some quite heavy showers. So only a brief, calmer interlude, then some
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more unsettled weather as we head into Sunday. So once again, stay updated here on YouTube,
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also on our website for any warnings and we'll be sure to keep you updated. Otherwise, that's
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it for me. Bye bye.
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