Met Office Sunday Afternoon Weather Forecast 30/03/25

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It will be a largely sunny afternoon for much of the UK, with the exception to this being in the north and east of Scotland where an isolated shower is possible. The far northeast of England will also see patchy cloud throughout the afternoon but should remain dry. Winds across the north and northeast to ease as the day progresses. Feeling cool across these north-eastern areas but warmer elsewhere  - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the afternoon of 30/03/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Marco Petagna.

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00:00Hello, here's your latest weather update from the Met Office. I'm Marko Britannia. We've

00:03got plenty of fine and settled weather in store across the UK as we head into the afternoon.

00:07There'll be some patchy cloud towards the north and north-east, perhaps giving an isolated

00:11shower here, but generally speaking it's fine. Lots of sunshine around, particularly across

00:14England and Wales. Bit of a keen breeze blowing from the north and north-west across those

00:18eastern and north-eastern spots, and here that will peg the temperatures back. So feeling

00:22cool across those north-eastern areas, but elsewhere temperatures doing quite well into

00:26the mid, even upper teens Celsius, peaking at 16 or 17 Celsius this afternoon in the

00:31south-east, that's into the low 60s in Fahrenheit. As we go into the evening and through the

00:35overnight period, the cloud towards the north and north-east will tend to melt away, leaving

00:39a lot of clear weather across the bulk of the UK heading into the overnight period.

00:42But notice towards the north, and particularly the far north-west, cloud tended to thicken.

00:47Some outbreaks of patchy rain moving across the northern and western isles into the early

00:50hours of Monday, and across other northern and north-western spots a bit more aware of

00:54clouds certainly by the morning on Monday. The clearest skies then across England and

00:57Wales, and here we'll see the lowest temperatures too, quite a widespread frost forming some

01:01rural spots, temperatures below freezing, certainly down to minus 3 or minus 4 Celsius

01:06in one or two places. Towards the north and north-west there with the cloud, the breeze,

01:10and those outbreaks of patchy rain, temperatures here staying safely above freezing.

01:15Into Monday then, and we hold onto a fair bit of cloud across the north and north-west

01:17of the UK, thick enough towards the north and west of Scotland especially to give some

01:21patchy rain at times. Perhaps an isolated shower elsewhere across parts of Northern

01:25Ireland and Scotland, whereas the south and east of Scotland are seeing some sunshine

01:29at times. But generally speaking, it's England and Wales seeing the best of the sunshine,

01:32almost wall-to-wall sunshine here once any early fog and frost lifts. And with the sunshine

01:37here and light winds too, feeling quite warm out and about, temperatures again up to 16

01:41or 17 Celsius, that's 17 is 63 in Fahrenheit, perhaps even peaking at 17 or 18 across the

01:47Murray for Scotland, but generally feeling a bit cooler towards the north and north-west

01:51where we'll see the breeziest conditions. As we head into the evening on Monday, the

01:55cloud across the north and north-west will tend to actually feed away northwards, allowing

01:59a lot of clear weather to develop across the UK heading into Monday night. So we could

02:03see a bit of frost again by the morning on Tuesday. But the rest of the week looks pretty

02:07fine actually, lots of fine and settled weather in store, and those temperatures are climbing

02:10too into the upper teens Celsius in places. That's pretty much it from me, but of course

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02:18to our YouTube channel. I'll see you soon, take care, bye bye.

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