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This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the weekend 24/04/2025.   Some rain in the west on Saturday. Otherwise mostly dry and feeling warm in the sunshine away from eastern coasts.   Bringing you this weekend’s weather forecast is Honor Criswick.

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00:00Hello there.

00:01It's felt a little cool across eastern coast this afternoon, but is it going to turn any

00:05warmer over the weekend and is it going to stay dry?

00:08Well, it's certainly not going to be a dry end to the week across Northern Ireland.

00:13This frontal system moving in from the west and it stalls quite a lot, which means quite

00:17a wet end to the week across Northern Ireland.

00:19Later into Friday through into Saturday, it eventually tries to edge its way eastwards,

00:24perhaps just bringing in some outbreaks of rain towards western parts of Scotland, parts

00:28of Wales and parts of the south west.

00:30So that means it's going to be quite a damp start in these areas, quite blustery at times

00:35too, perhaps the odd heavier outbreak of rain, particularly across any high ground, but it

00:39should brighten up nicely across Northern Ireland through the morning, there are perhaps some

00:43fog patches here during the very early hours and any rain will eventually fizzle away, turning

00:48more showery in nature by the time we reach the afternoon, though the odd shower could

00:52be quite heavy, perhaps even the odd rumble of thunder, particularly across Scotland,

00:56maybe even across the far south, but many areas should see a largely dry day on Saturday.

01:02Some showers around, yes, particularly across the far north and far south, but many places

01:06will see a dry day with some sunnier outbreaks.

01:10The best of the temperatures are going to be across the far south and southeast, highs

01:13of 18 degrees here and still a little bit cooler around eastern coasts, but a degree

01:17or two up compared to Friday.

01:20Now through into the evening, we eventually say goodbye to this frontal system as it fizzles

01:25away, drifting its way eastwards and then high pressure largely building across the southern

01:30half of the UK.

01:31But notice across the far northwest, a few more isobars on the chart here, so it's starting

01:36to turn a little bit blustery and also some frontal systems moving through.

01:40So once again, more cloud here across the very far northwest and some outbreaks of rain, still

01:45could be blustery, still could be a little bit heavy.

01:48But across the southern half of the UK, it should be a largely clear and bright start.

01:52Still once again, perhaps some mist and fog patches in places, these clearing quite quickly

01:56through the morning, leaving a largely dry day ahead, particularly across central and

02:01southern areas and feeling very warm in that sunshine too, starting to creep into the low

02:0520s across the very far southeast.

02:07And if you are taking part in the London Marathon or even the Manchester Marathon, it should remain

02:12largely dry, though it's going to be quite warm, so perhaps some extra water needed and the

02:16very best of luck if you are taking part.

02:18But once again across the very far north of Scotland, still rather blustery here, any rain

02:22becoming confined to the very far north of Scotland, Shetley in Auckland, for example,

02:27seeing quite a wet afternoon, but much drier across Northern Ireland, though it could be

02:31quite cloudy here at times.

02:34Now temperatures are on the up day by day.

02:36This is temperatures compared to average, so we can see on Saturday most areas are going to

02:41be around average, perhaps some localised areas just a touch above or a touch below.

02:46But on Sunday, starting to see those temperatures creep up, becoming higher than average, particularly

02:51around Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and parts of central England and parts of the southeast

02:58as well.

02:59And then as we head through into Monday, once again, quite a widespread area, seeing above

03:03average temperatures, perhaps more than 10 degrees above average in some places.

03:07So starting to feel very warm across the far south and southeast in particular, and that's

03:12all because high pressure clings on, giving us that southerly flow of air, so a warmer

03:16flow of air for many areas.

03:17But notice in the north, still some frontal systems edging in at times, so more cloud and

03:23more rain here possible.

03:25As we head through into the middle part of the week, there's a bit more uncertainty as

03:28to whether the high pressure will stick around, or if we introduce a more westerly flow against

03:32some more frontal systems, more cloud and more rain.

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03:41Bye-bye.

Weekend weather 24/04/2025 – Mostly dry and bright

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