Met Office Tuesday Evening Weather Forecast 22/07/2025

Met Office

22 July - national forecast presented by Clare Nasir

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

00:04The weather is fairly messy through the next 24 hours.

00:07A mix of clouds, some brighter moments damped towards the northwest with this weather front here.

00:13Elsewhere through Wednesday we could see some sharp showers develop with the risk of thunder.

00:20A similar situation into Thursday, still some showers around but high pressure building from the Atlantic

00:26and that means things will slowly settle down through Thursday and into Friday

00:31with more in the way of fine weather coming through and temperatures will be slightly higher as well.

00:37However, back to Tuesday evening and we do have some showers around.

00:42One or two heavier pulses can't be roared out, some pushing down towards the west country as well as Wales.

00:48A few running in across Northern Ireland, more cloud overnight though with some patchy rain and drizzle

00:53for the upslopes of the northwest highlands and as you can see here, some clearer skies developing

00:58northern England, eastern parts of Scotland.

01:01It will be a relatively mild night, a bit of a breeze towards the northwest of Scotland

01:06and it running down the north channel towards Irish Sea coast.

01:09But really that's not a particularly strong wind into Wednesday morning.

01:13It's a fairly calm start to the day and we will see that cloud continue with that patchy rain and drizzle

01:19towards the northwest. At the same time, showers will develop.

01:23Now these could cluster and become slow moving through the afternoon.

01:27The chance of some heavy downpours with the risk of thunder.

01:30Further showers also developing across central eastern parts of Scotland, northern parts of England as well.

01:37And again, the odd heavier one can't be roared out.

01:39It's going to feel warm in any sunshine, 21 to 25 degrees Celsius.

01:44A mix of a fair amount of cloud just coming and going and watch out for those showers through Wednesday evening.

01:49They will continue into evening time.

01:52Eventually we'll see some quieter weather coming through, clearer skies, but yet again more cloud, low cloud at that

02:00and some patchy rain and drizzle continues across Caithness, Sutherland, northwest highlands.

02:06But into Thursday, many places dawning bright.

02:09There will be again some showers developing northern England, eastern counties of England as well,

02:14with the risk of some heavier downpours here and there, but fairly scattered.

02:19And we will see some brighter skies coming through as dry weather comes in from the west.

02:24Temperatures on the up as well on Thursday, feeling warmer, much warmer across England and Wales.

02:2925, 26 degrees Celsius and a 22 for Northern Ireland, 21 for the Murray Firth as well as the Central Belt.

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02:39That chart showed that high pressure moving in, bringing the prospect of some drier conditions as well as some sunshine

02:46and feeling very warm indeed.

02:48Just a chance of one or two very light showers towards the northwest.

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