Met Office Tuesday evening weather forecast 25/03/2025

25 March-  National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir

Transcript

00:00Hello there, welcome to your Tuesday evening weather update from the Met

00:03Office. High pressure builds into tomorrow, so a fine day, a mix of clouds

00:08and sunshine before things change from the northwest. So you can see this high

00:12pressure gradually extending across England and Wales towards Scotland.

00:16Always breezy across western Scotland but the air will be warm, temperatures

00:20higher than Tuesday as this weather front moves in into Thursday, stalling

00:24across the north there and weakening all the while towards the south, so maybe a

00:28bit more cloud into Thursday before more cloud and rain arrives and showers

00:32follow and the air will turn cooler. So yes, a succession of weather fronts

00:36moving our way but for the time being any patchy rain across the far south

00:40clears. Clearer skies will allow for some fog patches where you see a lighter

00:45breeze and this fog could turn a little bit more widespread across eastern

00:48counties of England, East Anglia, associated with some low cloud as well

00:52so murky conditions as we enter Wednesday morning. And some pockets of

00:56frost in rural spots where we see temperatures close to freezing if not

01:00below. So first thing tomorrow morning, for some it will be cloudy and we could

01:05see that low cloud just lift and slowly break but there will be some lovely

01:09sunshine around, hazy sunshine across western Scotland and any showery rain

01:14across Shetland will clear. The rain arrives across the Outer Hebrides by

01:17around mid-afternoon but it'll be a dry afternoon elsewhere, warmer temperatures

01:22up a notch on Tuesday, 15, 16, even 17 degrees Celsius. It'll be a windy evening

01:29across western Scotland with some outbreaks of rain. This rain gradually

01:32sinks down towards more central parts through the evening and overnight and

01:36slowly moves in across Northern Ireland. Highest rainfall totals, the most intense

01:41rain will always be over the higher ground towards the west. We could see

01:45some patchy rain across northern England as we head into Thursday morning but the

01:49front weakening all the while before more rain and wind arise from the west

01:53later and elsewhere though we'll see some fine conditions so maybe more

01:58clouds across northern England but certainly for England and Wales you'll

02:01see brighter skies further south and some outbreaks of rain further north and

02:05northwest with that keen breeze. Showers will follow on Friday with some sunshine

02:10in between and temperatures not as high. I'll see you later.