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This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the weekend 24/07/2025. A fairly average weekend in store with many places staying dry and having some July sunshine. A few showers are expected with the southeast of England most at risk from a heavy downpour Bringing you this weekend’s weather forecast is Alex Deakin     You may also enjoy:  – Podcasts exploring weather and climate https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_brL5mcfsqI4cu42ueHttv0  – Daily weather forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_Zew9xGAqYVtGjYHau-E2yL  – Deep dive in-depth forecasts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGVVqeJodR_ZGnhyYdlEpdYrjZ-Pmj2rt

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00:00So what does the last weekend in July have in store?

00:03Well, all in all, fairly average weather for this time of year.

00:07Many places will be dry all weekend.

00:09There'll be some warm sunshine, but there will also be a few showers around.

00:13We're kind of in weather no man's land, with low pressure way up to the northwest

00:17and this chunky area of high pressure, the Azores High, sitting over the Azores,

00:22but also extending its influence into parts of the south.

00:25The jet stream is also fairly wishy-washy.

00:27Yes, it's there, but it's not particularly strong and it's not doing a great deal over the next few days.

00:33So we'll maintain generally the air coming in from the Atlantic, a few showers here and there,

00:38particularly across parts of the southeast.

00:40That's where there's the greatest risk of one or two heavy ones, especially so on Saturday.

00:44But quite a bit of uncertainty and there'll always be somewhat hit and miss as they develop at this time of year.

00:50Elsewhere, there'll be a scattering of showers, perhaps over northern England, southern Scotland,

00:53and fairly frequent showers coming in on a briskish wind across the northwest of Scotland,

00:58turning to more persistent rain by the end of the day.

01:01For many, though, as I said, it will be a dry day, quite a bit of cloud bubbling up through the day,

01:05but also quite a bit of reasonably warm sunshine with temperatures close to average,

01:10high teens, low 20s.

01:11Still some warmth across the southeast, however, and it's that warmth, that extra bit of energy,

01:16which is likely to trigger a few more heavier showers,

01:19particularly late in the day over east Anglia and the southeast and during Saturday evening.

01:24So there might be one or two downpours in that southeastern corner.

01:27Elsewhere, the showers tending to fade, except in northwest Scotland,

01:30where they are merging together to bring some more persistent rain.

01:34As something of a weather front around that area of low pressure up to the north just moves closer in.

01:39High pressure is still trying to build in from the southwest during Sunday.

01:44So that means, again, a large part of the country will be dry.

01:47But, again, the southeast and the northwest susceptible to some outbreaks of rain.

01:52Showery rain drifting across Scotland and Northern Ireland.

01:55That weather front moves in, so expect some wet weather at times here.

01:59And, again, the showers hit and miss.

02:01Of course, he's dangling in the southeast, but one or two heavy ones are possible.

02:04For the bulk of England and Wales, any showers pretty well scattered.

02:08Many places dry and having that mixture of some cloudy spells and some late July sunshine.

02:14Temperature-wise, well, similar to Saturday's values, so about average, feeling quite warm in the sunshine.

02:20Temperatures mostly high teens or low 20s.

02:23And, again, that southeastern corner likely to see the peak, maybe 25 or 26 degrees Celsius.

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02:38That's right.

Weekend weather 24/07/2025 – Will it be a sunny weekend? – Met Office weather forecast UK

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