Met Office Sunday morning weather forecast 06/04/2025

06 April - National weather forecast presented by Greg Dewhurst.

Transcript

00:00Hello, good morning. Welcome to your latest forecast from the Met Office. High pressure

00:05continues to dominate the weather at the moment. We can see that on the pressure pattern. This

00:11area of high pressure isn't going anywhere fast. It remains across the U.K. through the

00:16rest of the weekend into next week as well, keeping all Atlantic weather systems at bay,

00:21plenty of dry weather to come as well. It is a chilly start this morning, some mist

00:26and fog patches, some low cloud across the higher ground as well. But this should lift

00:30and break quite quickly and then for much of the U.K. a sunny day to come. Blue skies

00:36for many of us, though the sunshine turning hazy at times across parts of England up into

00:40Scotland as some high cloud passes on by. But otherwise, it's a dry story, just a veil

00:45of cloud for Orkney and Shetland, but hopefully some brighter breaks at times too here. The

00:51wind's a little lighter compared to Saturday, but still coming in from an easterly direction.

00:55So North Sea coast here still on the chilly side, 10, 11, 12 Celsius. But as soon as you

01:00move inland, temperatures reaching the mid-teens, 16 to 18 Celsius possible. So still above

01:06average for the time of year. Pollen counts are rising as well. Tree pollen at the moment

01:12so high to very high across parts of England and Wales, moderate generally across the rest

01:18of the U.K. Plenty of sunshine to end Sunday ahead of dusk. And then as we head overnight,

01:24we'll see temperatures falling away under those clear skies. We could see a touch of

01:28frost, particularly across parts of northern England into the Midlands and Wales. In the

01:33countryside elsewhere, generally temperatures holding up in towns and cities a little higher,

01:39but falling low to around one or two Celsius for many of us. Just a little less chilly

01:44across some southern counties of England and Wales where there's still a little bit of

01:48a breeze here. But it does mean with those clear skies overnight, it means a sunny start

01:54to Monday morning. Any frost quickly lifting and any fog patches clearing and then another

02:00sunny day to come with that high pressure in charge. Just always some low clouds still

02:04across Orkney and Shetland, perhaps lapping onshore at times across Cape Ness and Sutherland

02:09there. Otherwise, another dry day to come and feeling warm in that sunshine once more,

02:1415 to 17 Celsius in the west, around 13 degrees in the east there along the coastal stretches

02:21in particular. And UV levels again will reach moderate for many of us, three to five across

02:28the board, just a little lower for Shetland under the cloud here. High pressure continues

02:34to then dominate through the week ahead. Tuesday to Thursday looking dry, plenty of sunshine

02:39for all of us and temperatures remaining above average as well, 16 to 18 Celsius throughout.

02:47On the warm side, it does eventually look like it might start to turn more unsettled

02:51towards next weekend. If you'd like more information on the weather where you are, follow us on

02:56our social media channels. See you soon.