Met Office Saturday morning weather forecast 22/02/2025

22 February  National weather forecast presented by Alex Burkill

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00:00Morning. For many, there will be some bright and dry weather on offer today. I hope you're

00:04able to make the most of it because tomorrow is looking wet and windy. That being said,

00:09in the southeast through this morning, there is some rain around. It's going to be quite

00:13persistent, perhaps even heavy at times across parts of East Anglia and Kent, but eventually

00:18that rain will clear away towards the east this afternoon, just the cloud lingering for

00:23a bit longer though. Elsewhere, a good deal of bright weather on offer. Yes, there are

00:27some showers around across central and western parts of Scotland, a few for Northern Ireland,

00:31and also some developing through the afternoon across parts of Wales, the Midlands, as well

00:36as southern south-western England too. Some of them here could be a little bit on the

00:40heavy side, but in between the showers and in other places, some decent bright sunny

00:44spells. Temperatures aren't going to be quite as high as they were to end the week, but

00:49nonetheless still a little bit above average for the time of year. With more sunshine on

00:53offer, not especially strong winds, it's probably going to feel a bit more pleasant

00:57than it has done recently. Still some cloud for a time as we go into the evening across

01:02parts of the far southeast, but even here it's going to clear away. So clearer skies

01:06for many overnight, with most of the showers dying out fairly quickly as well. Some mist

01:11and murk developing across some western southern coastal parts, so some low clouds, some fog

01:16perhaps in a few places. But as we go through the early hours of Sunday morning, we are

01:21going to see some rain spilling in across parts of Northern Ireland, later reaching

01:25the far west of Scotland, and the winds will be strengthening too. And as those winds strengthen,

01:31that's going to help clear away a fair deal of the murkiness as well. It's also going

01:35to start to lift our temperatures, so whilst in the east where we hold on to some clearer

01:39skies and have lighter winds through the night, it could turn a little chilly. Further west

01:44it's going to be pretty mild first thing on Sunday morning. But it is going to be a wet

01:49and windy day tomorrow. The heavy rain, the strong winds will sweep across pretty much

01:54the whole of the country. We do have a number of warnings out at the moment. The risk of

01:58gusts of 60 to 70 miles per hour in some exposed coastal spots, particularly around Irish sea

02:03coastal areas, and some high rainfall totals building up as well. Parts of southwest Scotland,

02:08Wales, southwest England, likely to see a significant amount of rain. And because it

02:13was pretty wet yesterday as well, the ground is fairly saturated, so there is a risk of

02:17some flooding, travel disruption, and because of the winds as well, we could see some power

02:21cuts in places too. Temperatures on paper are a little bit lower than today, and with

02:26the wind, the rain, the cloud, it is going to feel more unpleasant as well. Later on

02:31as we go through into next week, and we are going to see the system that comes through

02:35tomorrow clearing away on Monday, and then it's quite a showery picture really. There

02:40will be some hefty showers at times, but also some sunny spells in between. I think as we

02:44go towards the end of the week, another system is set to push its way in, but this is likely

02:48to bring something wetter and windier towards northwestern parts. The further south and

02:52east you are, the greater chance you have of staying largely dry. Now our warnings are

02:57going to be constantly updated for Sunday, so make sure you stay on top of those. You

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