Met Office Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 30/03/2025

30 March - national forecast presented by Marco Petagna

Transcript

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

00:03got plenty of fine and settle weather in store across the UK during the week ahead, all thanks

00:08to high pressure dominating. High pressure starting to pull away towards the east as

00:11we go through the week, drawing our air in from the south and south-east. Notice it's

00:14fairly warm, those orange colours indicating temperatures well above the seasonal average.

00:19The air also coming in from the east and south-east eventually is coming in off a fairly chilly

00:22sea, so some North Sea coasts and some English Channel coasts too, because sea temperature

00:26is a little bit suppressed. So the highest temperatures later in the week, more reserved

00:29for western and north-western parts of the UK. Looking at things though in more detail

00:33for the overnight period, and the cloud we're seeing today towards the north and east of

00:37the country will tend to melt away, leaving a lot of clear weather across the bulk of

00:40the UK as we head into the overnight period. Although into the early hours, cloud will

00:44then increase across north-western spots, particularly across the north and west of

00:47Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland, bringing some patchy rain by Monday morning. The most

00:52likely area to see rain will be the northern and western isles there, and quite breezy

00:55here by the end of the night too. With that cloud, the breeze and the rain around towards

00:59the north-west, temperatures hold well above freezing, whereas towards the south and east

01:03of the UK, with lighter winds and clearer skies, certainly in rural spots, we'll see

01:07a touch of frost by the morning on Monday. Temperatures in some rural locations could

01:10get down to minus 3 or minus 4 Celsius. Heading through Monday then, and after that chilly

01:15start across the south and east of the UK, there'll be plenty of sunshine around, almost

01:19wall-to-wall sunshine in fact across parts of England and Wales. Always more in the way

01:22of clouds the further north and north-west you go. Again, the cloud thick enough, particularly

01:26towards the north and west of Scotland, to give some patchy rain at times, perhaps an

01:30isolated shower elsewhere across Northern Ireland and Scotland, but always the best

01:33of the sunshine even into the afternoon, reserved for the south-east of the UK. In the sunshine

01:38and with fairly light winds across the south and south-east, it should feel quite warm

01:41out and about, temperatures peaking at 16 or 17 Celsius, 17 in London there, it's 63

01:46in Fahrenheit, whereas towards the north and north-west of the UK, always a bit cooler

01:50with that breeze and that cloud around. Temperatures here, low to mid-teens at best. As we head

01:54into Tuesday, we're likely to see quite a chilly start to the day, quite a lot of clear

01:58weather around, giving a patchy frost in places, but as we go through the day with that clear

02:01weather around, lots of sunshine to look forward to. Notice a bit more of a breeze blowing

02:05in from the east and south-east, which will take the edge off the temperatures, but nonetheless

02:09quite a warm day to come in the sunshine. Temperatures again, peaking around about 16

02:12or 17 Celsius, 17 in Glasgow for example, it's 63 in Fahrenheit. That's pretty much

02:18it for me, but of course you can keep tuned to the Met Office forecast by following us

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02:26for now, bye bye.