Met Office Saturday Evening Weather Forecast 10/05/2025

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Dry for most overnight with clear spells and remaining mild. Showers beginning to move into the southwest, spreading into Wales and the West Midlands on Sunday, where they could be heavy and thundery. Further showers possible across Northern Ireland and northwest Scotland. Very warm in the sunshine elsewhere, though fresher along eastern coasts with a breeze. This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 10/05/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Jonathan Vautrey.

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00:00Hello there and very good evening to you. I hope you've been able to enjoy some of

00:04the widespread sunshine that we've had around today. Whilst high pressure has

00:08been in charge during this first half of the weekend, increasing as we head into

00:12Sunday it's areas of low pressure that are going to make their influence known.

00:15One in the northwest and one in the southwest. This one in the north is

00:19making a very slow progress and so it will hold off for the time being and many

00:24will stay dry. To the south though we are going to see some showers spreading

00:28from the Channel Islands and towards the West Country during the forthcoming

00:31night. Clear spells for many elsewhere even though it is going to be a mild

00:36night for the vast majority. Temperatures holding up around 10 to 12 degrees

00:40Celsius in some locations as we kick off in the morning. We'll be watching as the

00:45showers continue to push their way northwards in the south. Some of them

00:48have the potential to turn quite heavy and fundery in locations so do watch out

00:53as they spread their way in. Moving into parts of Wales, maybe the West Midlands

00:57into the afternoon as well. The second half of the day will turn quite cloudy for

01:00northern Ireland with some longer spells of rain moving in and showers also

01:04developing for western and northern areas of Scotland. But while you hold on to

01:08the sunshine elsewhere it is going to be feeling very warm for the time of year.

01:11Highs of 25 maybe 26 degrees Celsius for some of us. Always just that little bit

01:17fresher across eastern coastal districts where we do have a breeze moving in off the

01:22north sea and as we head into this overnight period there will be some mist

01:27and low cloud being dragged in from the sea particularly for the northeast of

01:31England up towards eastern areas of Scotland turning a little bit misty and

01:34murky here. The rain continuing for parts of northern Ireland overnight and we'll

01:38continue to see the showers spreading in from the southwest as well moving into

01:42further areas of Wales and other areas of England as we head throughout the day.

01:45There is uncertainty in regards to the exact extent of these showers so I

01:49wouldn't take these graphics too literally at this stage but it gives you a

01:52broad sense of where some of those heavy fundery downpours may be moving

01:56their way through. So it is worth taking care over the course of Monday and

01:59staying up to date with the forecast some localized impacts are possible hail

02:04and lightning in the mix as well. Despite that though we are still filtering in

02:09some quite warm air from the southeast and so temperatures will still be

02:13climbing towards those highs of 26 degrees Celsius in places so quite humid with

02:18some of the thunderstorms around but still very warm indeed. And as we head into

02:23the rest of next week our area of low pressure will gradually say goodbye to

02:28areas of the UK moving towards the south and that allows high pressure to build in

02:32once again so conditions will be settling down for all of us widespread

02:36sunshine developing in there and temperatures remaining above average for

02:40the time of year low to mid 20s is possible for many throughout the forthcoming week. There'll be plenty more updates on all of that across our

02:48YouTube channel though so do subscribe and we'll see you again here very soon. Bye bye!

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