Met Office Saturday evening weather forecast 28/06/2025

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Many places will have a dry evening with clear skies. However, in the west of the UK mainland and in the north of Scotland there will be some cloud overnight and northern England will likely see some light rain. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 28/06/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Ellena Glaysier.

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00:00Hello, welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office.

00:04It's been a very warm day for many of us on Saturday and that heat is going to continue to build

00:08as we head into the start of the new working week. It's all thanks to this area of high pressure

00:12building from the south of the UK, pushing its way north and eastwards as we go through the rest

00:16of the weekend and into the start of the new week. By the time we get to Monday, Tuesday,

00:20perhaps bringing in some slightly southerly winds, so picking up some slightly warmer air from the

00:24continent. However, low pressure never too far away out towards the west and northwest and it's

00:28this weather front that pushes in and pushes eastwards as we go through Tuesday and into

00:32Wednesday. It's going to turn everything a little bit fresher by the middle of the week.

00:37Back to the rest of Saturday though, and the weather front that we've seen throughout much

00:41of Saturday across northwest England, northern parts of Wales does continue as we head overnight

00:45and into the start of Sunday, bringing some outbreaks of patchy rain and drizzle, mainly

00:48over high ground across parts of Wales, northwest England, maybe even southwest England too. But

00:53elsewhere, generally a dry night to come, plenty of clear spells into the early hours of Sunday morning.

00:58Maybe one or two blustery showers just feeding into the very far north of Scotland. But despite

01:02those clear spells across the country, it's going to be a very mild night to come. Across the south,

01:07temperatures not dropping much below the high teens in places. And across the north, even though

01:13it's a little bit fresher, still temperatures staying in the double figures here. So that does mean

01:18a very mild start to the day on Sunday. Perhaps still quite a cloudy start across parts of Wales,

01:23maybe southwest England too, seeing some outbreaks of patchy rain and drizzle over any high ground.

01:28Maybe one or two isolated showers just feeding into parts of Northern Ireland. Some longer

01:32spells of rain arriving across the northwest of Scotland too. But generally elsewhere, plenty

01:37of blue skies, plenty of sunshine on offer as we head through the afternoon. But once again,

01:41it's going to be feeling really quite warm across the southeast. Highs at here around 29, 30,

01:47potentially 31 degrees. And even across parts of Northern Ireland, southwest England, Wales,

01:52temperatures reaching into the mid-20s. But again, just that little bit fresher across the very far

01:57north of Scotland, where it's still going to be a little breezy through the afternoon.

02:02That rain across parts of Scotland continues to push northwards as we head through Sunday evening.

02:07Any showers across parts of Northern Ireland, any patchy rain across the rest of the country,

02:11gradually easing overnight. So generally turning dry for most of us as we head into the early hours

02:15of Monday morning. Maybe some clouds, some patchy light rain and drizzle across the high ground

02:20of Scotland. Perhaps some rain arriving across the very far west of Northern Ireland too. But for

02:24most of us, plenty of dry and clear spells around. And again, despite those clear spells, it is going

02:29to be another very mild night to come. Again, in the south, temperatures not dropping below those high

02:34teens of Celsius. And even in the north, we could stay quite mild here, 16, 17 degrees, and probably

02:40feeling really quite muggy across the country as we start Monday morning.

02:44So into the start of Monday, obviously a very mild start to the day. Perhaps quite a damp start

02:50across parts of Northern Ireland and Western Scotland. We can continue to see some rain pushing

02:54in from the southwest. This perhaps turning heavy at times as we go towards the afternoon.

02:59But for much of England and Wales, generally a dry afternoon to come. Plenty of sunshine on offer.

03:04And with some lighter winds and some southerly winds, that is going to mean those temperatures

03:07are a little bit higher on Monday. Temperatures likely to peak on Monday or Tuesday around 33, 34.

03:14Potentially 35 degrees quite widely across much of England and Wales. Those temperatures into the

03:19high 20s or even low 30s. And even across Northern Ireland and much of Scotland, those temperatures into

03:24the low 20s too. So feeling really quite warm and muggy across the country and particularly in the north

03:29if you are stuck underneath that cloud and rain. It's going to feel quite unpleasant. But it's the

03:33southeast that hold on to those highest temperatures. And we're going to see similar temperatures as well

03:37on Tuesday. 34 or 35 degrees are possible. But that weather front then arrives from the west as we go

03:43into Wednesday. So turning much fresher then. But you can find out more about that by hitting

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