Met Office Morning Weather Forecast 04/04/25 –Blustery start for some

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It is a blustery start to the day for the west as the northeasterly breeze continues across the UK. Low cloud continues to seep in early in the morning, however this will begin to clear showing blue skies for many. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 05/04/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Alex Deakin.

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00:00Good morning. If you're waking up to grey skies, we're hoping for some sunshine.

00:05Well, fear not, they will materialise. For many, it's going to be a sunny weekend.

00:10It's been quite a gusty, blustery night across parts of the West,

00:13and that low cloud has been seeping in through the night.

00:16So that's why you may be waking up to grey skies first thing.

00:19But by mid to late morning, that low cloud will be disappearing,

00:23and then we'll see some decent spells of sunshine coming through.

00:26There is always the threat with an easterly breeze of the Haar and the Fret,

00:30just sticking to some eastern coasts. But for many, it'll be fine and sunny.

00:35And the brisk and fairly noticeable cold wind across the South will ease a little through the day,

00:41but it'll still look warmer than it feels.

00:44Temperatures won't be quite as high as yesterday's values.

00:48We could still squeak up to 20 across South Wales, southwest England,

00:52but more likely into the high teens.

00:54And again, these eastern coasts could struggle to get out of single digits.

00:58And certainly when compared to yesterday, these numbers are a few degrees lower,

01:03particularly across parts of eastern England.

01:05And it feels colder with that breeze, which will continue to ease a little through the night.

01:10A slight shift in the wind direction means the low cloud that gets pulled in overnight tonight

01:15will be more confined to eastern Scotland,

01:18and the Midlands and eastern England won't see as much of it through the night tonight.

01:22But it does make for a colder night, temperatures more widely getting close to freezing.

01:28So gardeners take note.

01:30Don't want to be planting too many delicate flowers at the moment

01:33because there is a continued risk of nighttime frosts, even as we go into next week.

01:38Most towns and cities just about staying above tonight,

01:41but some touches of frost certainly likely in the countryside.

01:45So a chilly start to Sunday, but another cracking day if you like blue sky.

01:49It will start a bit dry in eastern Scotland and the high may stick around on some coasts.

01:54Certainly, it could persist over Shetland for much of the day as the winds swing more southerly.

01:58That southerly wind across northern Scotland means temperatures should be a bit higher along the Murray Firth.

02:03Well, we've got the breeze in from the North Sea in Aberdeen.

02:06Temperatures could still struggle to get out of double figures,

02:10but probably a warmer feeling day in Edinburgh.

02:12Further south, temperatures a degree or so down on today's values.

02:1616, 17, maybe 18 in one or two places.

02:19But at least that wind will be a little bit lighter through tomorrow.

02:23Plenty of sunshine to come then this weekend.

02:25And for many, it's likely to continue well into next week.

02:29And with quite a few schools broken up now, that is good news if you're on school holiday.

02:34For more day-to-day details as we go through next week,

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