Met Office Sunday Evening Weather Forecast -  09/02/25 - video Dailymotion

09 February - national forecast presented by Jonathan Vautrey

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00:00Hello there, a very good evening to you. Hope you've had a lovely weekend. For some of us,

00:05we were lucky enough to see some sunshine over the past couple of days. We had this

00:09wonderful shot sent in to us first thing on Sunday morning from Budleigh Salterton in

00:13Devon. Skies, though, have not been quite as inviting everywhere. Some of us have certainly

00:19been plagued with cloud, quite gloomy and damp in many places. And this theme is set

00:25to continue for many of us over the coming few days. This cloud is continuing to spread

00:29its way in from the North Sea. We'll be providing outbreaks of rain for England and Wales.

00:33That could be wintry over the Chilterns and the Downs tonight. Further showers for north

00:38eastern areas of Scotland and England. Again, wintry over the hills. But it'll be the north

00:42west where we see some clearer skies overnight. But that will allow temperatures to drop down

00:47quite a bit. So minus five, minus six degrees Celsius is possible in some rural areas. Some

00:52freezing fog patches developing here as well. When you hold on to the cloud, though, you'll

00:56avoid the worst of the frost temperatures more around three to four degrees Celsius.

01:01So still chilly to kick off the new working week. There may be some very localised icy

01:05stretches in places where we do see those showers continuing and they really will continue

01:09to feed in from the North Sea right throughout the day. So a fairly dull and damp day to

01:14come for many of us. Those will be falling again as snow over the hills, particularly

01:18the Pennines. We could see several centimetres building up during the day. It is always going

01:22to be northwestern Scotland that sees the best of the sunshine during Monday. But for

01:27most of us, it is going to be very cold. Five, six degrees Celsius on the thermometer, at

01:32least. But we have to factor in the strength of that easterly wind that's coming in from

01:36the North Sea. That is going to make it feel quite bitter out there. It's going to feel

01:42more like freezing for the vast majority of us. So certainly the thick coats will be needed

01:46if you are out and about at all during Monday. This cold theme is set to continue into

01:52Tuesday as well. The area of high pressure that has sat itself across Scandinavia is

01:57blocking any of this mild air from the south from really getting much into the UK. With

02:02that easterly wind still persisting into Tuesday as well, it's again going to be another cold

02:06day for all of us. That bringing a further cloud for most of us, further showers again

02:11wintry over the hills. We could see some longer spells of rain just circling around the southeast

02:15and then also into the far southwest, the Isles of Scilly, later on into the afternoon.

02:20It's always going to be parts of western Scotland, maybe areas of northwest England, Cumbria

02:24and the Lake District, just holding out some sunshine at least in there. Temperatures still

02:29struggling five, six degrees Celsius for most of us. Again, it's going to be cold with that

02:34wind chill factor added on top. The high pressure that's situated across Scandinavia is looking

02:41like it really wants to root itself there for a good portion of this forthcoming week.

02:46So this sort of scenario is something that we're going to have to get used to. It is

02:49looking largely cloudy with western regions, the greatest chance of seeing some brightness

02:53or sunshine poking through at times. But that cold theme really is going to continue for

02:58most of us. We'll have plenty more updates on what you can expect during the forthcoming

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03:06for those. Otherwise, enjoy the rest of your evening. We'll see you again soon. Bye bye.