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This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the week ahead 24/02/2025 – Sunshine and showers to start the week then an unsettled spell followed by something drier from Thursday. Bringing you this weekend’s weather forecast is Alex Burkill.  You may also enjoy: – Podcasts exploring weather and climate https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_brL5mcfsqI4cu42ueHttv0 – Daily weather forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_Zew9xGAqYVtGjYHau-E2yL – Deep dive in-depth forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_ZGnhyYdlEpdYrjZ-Pmj2rt

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00:00Spring is almost here at least in the meteorological calendar. Spring starts on

00:04the 1st of March that's this coming Saturday and before that we do have

00:08something a bit spring-like weather-wise through this week. At the moment as we go

00:12through Monday night into Tuesday not a huge amount going on if we look at the

00:16bigger picture but there is an occluded front pushing into parts of the

00:19northwest for Tuesday morning and it's here that we're going to see some fairly

00:23frequent showers from the start on Tuesday. Further south and east a drier

00:28brighter picture but as we go through the day the showers are going to become

00:32fairly widespread. Most places at risk of seeing a few showers coming through

00:36though towards the southeast a greater chance of staying dry. There'll be some

00:40decent sunny spells in between the showers but worth noting some of the

00:44showers could be a little bit on the heavy side there could even be a bit of

00:47hail a bit of thunder mixed in especially towards the northwest and

00:51over the hills the mountains of Scotland some sleet or snow is possible too. That

00:55being said temperatures are around or a little bit above average for the time of

00:59year. Towards the south many places getting into double digits further north

01:03highs in the high single figures at best. Now later on as we go through Tuesday

01:07evening and overnight most of the showers are going to die out and clear

01:10away. There will be some clear skies so a chilly start to the night for many

01:13staying quite chilly towards the east but further west we have the cloud

01:17building the wind strengthening as we have some wet weather feeding its way in.

01:21Do watch out there could be some murkiness and mist and fog across eastern

01:25parts first thing but this should clear as we go through the morning because of

01:28the unsettled weather that's sweeping its way eastwards. The rain could be a

01:32bit heavy a bit thundery at times as it pushes its way across the UK and some

01:36hill snow over parts of northern England and Scotland is quite likely as well.

01:40Ahead of the rain and also behind it I am expecting some breaks in the clouds

01:44so some glimmers of sunshine but there will also be some fairly frequent

01:48showers following in behind the front as well. Notice the temperatures down a

01:52degree or so compared to Tuesday highs just about scraping into double digits

01:56towards the south. Now that system on Wednesday is likely to clear away

02:00towards the east and southeast with something a bit drier following in

02:04behind a ridge of high-pressure building quietening the weather down but it's no

02:08guarantee that that rain does clear away. Some models want that rain to linger

02:12across southern southwestern parts as we go into Thursday. It could bring some

02:16heavy rain across parts of the southwest even South Wales as well not expecting

02:21that to happen. Most likely is it does clear away and then actually with that

02:24ridge of high-pressure building Thursday is set to be a largely dry day for many

02:29of us. There'll be a decent amount of sunshine for a while perhaps a bit more

02:32cloud bubbling up as we go into the afternoon and there will be some showers

02:36particularly across parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland perhaps and one or two

02:39for England and Wales but on the whole Thursday actually looks like a largely

02:43fine day most likely at least. Temperatures again high single figures

02:48towards the north just about scraping into double figures towards the south

02:51so what you'd expect for this time of year. Do be aware there will still be

02:55some brisk winds towards the east lighter winds further west. As we go

02:59overnight Thursday into Friday high pressure continues to build and with

03:03high pressure we get generally calm weather with some clear skies calm

03:07weather. As we go overnight into Friday it is going to turn quite chilly. Now

03:11Friday is the last day of meteorological winter but there's still some cold

03:15around so I'm expecting quite a bit of frost first thing on Friday morning even

03:19some pockets of fog and freezing fog as well and some of these could take a

03:23little while to clear. Otherwise as we go through Friday again a largely fine day

03:28plenty of sunshine on offer once any of that early mist fog clears away. Towards

03:34the northwest a bit cloudier there is a front trying to push its way in so the

03:38winds picking up towards the northwest as well. Otherwise not feeling too bad

03:42temperatures again around average highs of 10 towards the south of the UK

03:47perhaps 11 Celsius. Some decent sunshine on offer and so not feeling too bad at

03:51all. Later on then as we go into the weekend and this front towards the

03:55northwest gradually makes its way southeastwards the high pressure towards

04:00the southeast stopping it from moving particularly quickly but I am expecting

04:03a spell of rain to push its way southeastwards as we go through Saturday.

04:07There is then another area of low pressure waiting out towards Iceland

04:11with various other low pressure coming in as well as we go through into Sunday

04:15and so that means yes Saturday a spell of rain pushing its way

04:18southeastwards but there'll be some decent fine weather away from this on

04:21the first day of meteorological spring and then through Sunday with that low

04:26pressure towards Iceland some more wet and windy weather is quite likely

04:29towards the northwest. That rain could be a bit heavy at times but towards the

04:33southeast likely to avoid this and so it should stay mostly dry. But if you want

04:37to find out exactly what's going to happen as we go through this week well

04:41make sure you stay up to date with our forecasts across our YouTube channel, our

04:44app and our website. Bye bye.

Week Ahead 24/02/2025 – Feeling spring-like at times – Met Office weather forecast UK

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