Met Office Wednesday Morning Weather Forecast 23/07/2025

Met Office

23 July - national forecast presented by Alex Deakin

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00:00Morning, welcome to a latest weather update from the Met Office.

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00:07Today will be one of those classic summer days where many places will be dry and bright,

00:11but where we do see a downpour, it's going to be pretty lively.

00:14Seen some heavy showers through the night actually over parts of South Wales,

00:17South West England and the Midlands.

00:19They'll fade for a time, but then it's in southernmost counties of England

00:22up into East Anglia where we're most likely to catch a slow-moving thunderstorm this afternoon.

00:27Can't promise completely dry conditions further north,

00:30but any showers over northern England, Scotland, Northern Ireland should be pretty well scattered.

00:35And many areas across the Midlands northwards will actually stay dry.

00:39Predominantly cloudy, but some sunny spells coming through, especially so this morning.

00:44Temperature wise, well if you do see some sunshine, we could see those numbers popping up into the low 20s,

00:49maybe across the southeast up to 25 degrees.

00:51But generally high teens, 18, 19, 20 Celsius, fairly average for this time of year.

00:58The winds are fairly light, but they are bringing relatively cool air down from the north.

01:03Well, we do see some heavy showers breaking out though.

01:05As I said, they could be on the lively side.

01:07Now, not everywhere in the south we'll catch one, but South Devon up through to Dorset, Hampshire,

01:13that's one zone where we're likely to catch some of these slow-moving thunderstorms,

01:17but also up across the home counties towards East Anglia.

01:20Again, not everywhere we'll catch these downpours, but because they're slow-moving,

01:25they could drop quite a lot of rain by the time we get to this evening,

01:28and that could cause some problems.

01:30So hit and miss, thundery downpours across the south, further north.

01:35The shower's not as powerful and much more scattered,

01:37and they'll tend to fade as we go through this evening,

01:39and the thunderstorms in the south should tend to disappear as well.

01:43So generally becoming drier overnight, so there'll be some clearer spells.

01:46Still got the air feeding down kind of from the north,

01:49so it'll be a cool-ish night.

01:52Temperatures mostly getting down to 13 or 14 Celsius in towns and cities,

01:56a little lower than that in rural spots.

01:58On to Thursday, and many places dry and bright.

02:01A better chance of seeing a bit more sunshine,

02:04not as many thunderstorms around across the south,

02:06but likely to see a bit more cloud feeding into East Anglia,

02:10Lincolnshire, perhaps down towards the southeast.

02:13Could provide some outbreaks of rain and drizzle.

02:15The old scattered shower elsewhere, but I think there will be more so scattered,

02:19more scattered than they will be today, and many places will be dry.

02:23Better chance of the cloud breaking up a little bit more as well

02:26to reveal a little bit more in the way of sunshine.

02:29And so feeling a bit warmer tomorrow as well.

02:30Temperatures again, mostly high teens, low 20s,

02:33but generally a degree or so higher than today,

02:36with a bit of sunshine, with those light winds feeling pretty pleasant.

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02:47Aidan has more in his deep dive, recorded on Tuesday and later today.

02:51We'll have our 10-day trip.

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