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  • 06/06/2025
A fair scattering of showers will move their way eastwards across much of the UK. The heaviest of which will be across eastern and southeastern parts of England and eastern parts of Scotland where the thunder and lightning is possible. Elsewhere showers will be lighter with sunny spells in-between and large parts of the southwest remaining mostly dry for the afternoon period. A slight breeze but in areas of sunshine feeling rather warm. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the afternoon of 06/06/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Alex Burkill.

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00:00Hello, very good day to you. Plenty of showers on offer for many of us through today. They are
00:05going to ease a little bit and then we have some heavy thundery showers arriving tomorrow. But
00:10before then, just a quick look at what happened earlier on today and you can see there was an
00:15occluded front that's been pushing its way eastwards. That brought the focus for some heavy
00:19showery rain that many parts of England and Wales saw so far today. That's now clearing away but
00:24behind it a fair few showers following and these showers are going to continue then as we go through
00:29this afternoon. The heavier showers still across parts of eastern, southeastern England, maybe eastern
00:33Scotland as well. Some rumbles of thunder possible with these. Elsewhere, a scattering of showers
00:38continuing but a few of them will be starting to ease and clear away so a greater chance of seeing
00:44some dry and perhaps even sunny spells and in that sunshine, we're not doing too bad temperature wise.
00:49We're looking at most places peaking in the mid to high teens Celsius. Towards the south could get to
00:54low 20s, highs of around 20, 21. There is a bit of a breeze around but if you're in the shelter
00:59from that and like I say in the sunshine, not feeling too bad. Then as we go through the evening,
01:04more of those showers starting to ease but not all of them. Some will continue in a few places
01:08and then towards the end of the day, cloud building and some heavy thundery showers pushing in from the
01:14southwest and this will all spread its weight northeastwards across much of England and Wales
01:18as we go overnight. Also across Northern Ireland, we're seeing some cloud and showery rain overnight but
01:24across large chunks of Scotland, especially towards the northeast. Some drier, clearer weather here and
01:30it's here we're going to see the lowest temperatures, not especially low, mid-single figures really. Elsewhere,
01:35temperatures generally holding up in double digits as you would expect because of the cloud,
01:39because of the rain and some brisk winds. So then tomorrow, well it is going to be quite an active
01:44one really, especially across southern parts of England. This is where we have the greatest risk of some
01:49heavy torrential downpours, the risk of frequent lightning with some thunderstorms that are likely
01:55to develop. Even further north, there are going to be a few thundery downpours to watch out for but
02:01by their very nature, those showers, they are hit and miss so it's no guarantee that you're going to
02:06catch a heavy downpour. You may not even catch any rain if you're lucky, if it's dry weather that
02:11you're after and there will be some dry brighter spells in between any showers as they push through.
02:16We do have a warning though for thunderstorms on Saturday. This is across parts of southern
02:21England and Wales. Here we have the greatest risk of some disruption because of those pretty heavy
02:28downpours. We're talking the potential for 10 to 15 millimetres in just an hour or so and through
02:32the day if you get several downpours one after the other then some places could see totals of around
02:3830 or 40 millimetres. That's enough to cause a little bit of localised surface flooding and as well as
02:44the heavy rain, it's the frequent lightning and the hail that could cause some problems too.
02:48Temperatures on paper, well they are going to be down a couple of degrees for most places
02:52through tomorrow. A bit more of a breeze around as well and especially some gusty winds in association
02:57with those strong downpours of thundery rain and so that will add to the slightly fresher feel to most
03:04places. Now Sunday is looking like the drier day of the weekend for most places but it's definitely not
03:09totally dry. There will still be some showery rain around initially across parts of eastern England
03:14that clears away and then a scattering of showers following in behind and whilst some of them could
03:18be a little bit on the sharp side they're not going to be as intense as the ones that we're expecting
03:23through tomorrow and there's a lesser chance of seeing some thunder and so disruptions less likely
03:29as well. But nonetheless still a few showers to watch out for and temperatures well similar really to
03:34Saturday mid to possibly high teens for most of us. There's more changeable weather to come as we go
03:40through next week but also the potential for temperatures to rise and so definitely something
03:45to keep on top of. I'll see you again soon. Bye-bye.

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