Met Office Tuesday Morning weather forecast 25/03/2025

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Fog in the south of England should quickly lift allowing for some sunshine for a time. A band of thicker cloud continues to move south bringing patchy rain for northern and central England and Wales and then southern England by late morning. Staying cloudy for the majority of the morning for Northern Ireland but should remain mostly dry here about from the odd shower. Skies clearing in Scotland as the front cloud passes. Temperatures above average for this time of the year. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 25/03/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Tom Morgan.

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00:00Good morning. We've got a cloudier day to come for many of us today, but there'll still

00:03be plenty of warm spring sunshine for some of us as well, particularly in the south at

00:08the first thing this morning. So whilst there is a little bit of fog around first thing

00:12today, that should fairly quickly lift and then there'll be some sunshine for a time.

00:16We have got this band of thicker cloud though spreading down from the north and that's going

00:20to be producing some patchy light rain and drizzle in places and quite murky conditions

00:24across the hills of Wales and more generally around the southwest of England. So a bit

00:29of a damp picture here through much of the afternoon. But further north, skies brightening

00:33across many parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England with plenty of sunshine

00:37once again this afternoon. And it should feel fairly pleasantly warm in that sunshine with

00:42temperatures reaching highs of 14 or 15 degrees for many of us, perhaps even 16 degrees locally

00:47for parts of eastern Scotland and the northeast of England. It won't perhaps feel quite as

00:53warm as it did yesterday across more southern areas, but nonetheless, these temperatures

00:57are well above average for the time of year. So if you go through into this evening, it

01:02stays fairly cloudy across the south for a time. Any drizzle and light rain, they will

01:06generally tend to ease and clear away. And then we've got, generally speaking, largely

01:10clear skies across many parts of the UK overnight. So with those clear skies, temperatures are

01:15going to drop away and I think it will be a chillier night to come for many of us compared

01:19to last night. Out towards more eastern and southern parts of England especially, but

01:24also in parts of Wales, we could see a few fog patches and locally that could be fairly

01:29persistent with some very poor visibilities by the end of the night. So if you do have

01:33travel plans first thing tomorrow morning, then do perhaps leave some extra time for

01:37your journeys. Temperatures falling down to mid to low single figures, there will be a

01:41touch of frost in more rural areas, so temperatures down to around freezing or so in the countryside.

01:48But tomorrow looks like a fine day once again for the vast majority of us. There will be

01:53some low cloud and fog, particularly in central and eastern parts of England first thing.

01:57That will slowly lift as we go through the morning. So skies brightening up for many

02:00of us. Lots of sunshine once again, particularly across the north and the east. But the Midlands,

02:06Wales and the southwest also seeing some sunshine too. A bit more in a way of fair weather cloud

02:10across the southeast, but still some sunny spells as well.

02:15Now towards the far northwest, though, you'll notice that it's turning wet and windy across

02:18the far northwest of Scotland. That's signs of a thing change to come. So some stronger

02:23winds coming in here and some heavier rain by the evening. But ahead of that, temperatures

02:27once again well above average for the time of year. Highs of 16 or perhaps even 17 degrees

02:32Celsius. So once again, feeling very pleasant indeed in that sunshine.

02:38As we go into Wednesday evening, then this cold front is going to start to move its way

02:41down across the UK as we go into the early hours of Thursday morning. That's going to

02:45bring a little bit of rain in places in the south, but not very much at all. But it is

02:49going to turn generally more unsettled as we go towards Thursday and Friday and some

02:53slightly cooler air following in from the northwest for Friday and into the weekend.

02:57So a mixture of sunshine and showers and temperatures not quite as high as they have been of late.

03:03But for further details on the week ahead weather and what's looking like for the weekend

03:06to come, do make sure you check out Alex Burkle's Weather for the Week Ahead. That's now available

03:11on YouTube. That's everything from me. I'll see you again soon.

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