Met Office Wednesday evening weather forecast 21/05/2025

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The evening begins with clear skies in most parts of the UK. However, a cold front moves in from the north which brings cloud and patches of rainfall first to Scotland, and then to northern and central England. This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 21/05/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Clare Nasir.

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00:00Hello there, welcome to your Wednesday evening weather update from the Met Office.

00:05It's going to feel fresher tomorrow, you'll notice the difference particularly along the

00:09east coast as the wind comes in from the north's cold front introducing more cloud for a time,

00:15brighter skies towards the west.

00:17Friday not a bad day, a pleasant one to be out and about and then all change through

00:21Friday night and into the weekend as weather fronts move in from the Atlantic bringing

00:25cloud rain and stronger winds, in fact this deeper area of low pressure extends across

00:30the country on Sunday so we'll see some quite strong and gusty winds through the latter part

00:35of the weekend.

00:36For the time being any showers towards the south will fade away, notice this area of cloud

00:42and a little bit of rain associated with it, that's the cold front sinking down towards

00:46England and Wales through the early hours of tomorrow morning.

00:49In its wake the air is colder, the winds are stronger particularly across the eastern side

00:54so feeling fresh if you are stepping out first thing tomorrow morning and across the glens

00:59of Scotland there's a chance for a touch of frost.

01:02Further south you could even see one or two mist and fog patches as we enter Thursday morning

01:06and this cloud here, quite stubborn first thing and again a little bit of rain can't be ruled

01:12out extending from England and Wales towards Northern Ireland.

01:16For Scotland it's a fine start to the day with some sunshine, a few residual showers coming

01:21down this eastern side with that stronger wind, they'll be fairly fleeting and light.

01:26Inland it will remain dry.

01:29So let's pick up on that cloud first thing tomorrow morning.

01:32As you can see it's drifting southwards, any mist and murk will lift into low cloud and you'll

01:37see some sunshine being revealed towards the north as that cloud continues its passage southwards.

01:44Elsewhere it's a fine day, sunny spells, cool along this east coast that's where the lowest

01:49temperatures will be and feeling fresher than the last few days coming in probably around

01:55the low to mid teens and even further west we'll only see 16 or 17 towards the west country

02:02south Wales 19 to 21 degrees Celsius.

02:06So through Thursday evening and overnight that cloud continues to fade away, most places will

02:11be dry, the showers will be offshore apart from probably Shetland and maybe Orkney and again

02:18a bit of chill in the air as we head into Friday morning.

02:22Friday dawns bright and dry with some sunshine, however notice there'll be more clouds just

02:27moving in across Northern Ireland through the afternoon heralding a change in our weather.

02:32Before that though temperatures climbing quite nicely to 1821 degrees Celsius.

02:37So as we head through Friday night, that rain moves in, it's a warm front, outbreaks of

02:41rain extending across the country, heaviest pulses for a time towards the north.

02:45And then some showers to follow on Saturday.

02:48Come Sunday this deeper air flow pressure will bring with it rain then showers and some gusty

02:53winds, strong winds particularly towards the north.

02:56Some sunshine and showers further south.

02:58See you later.

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