Met Office Tuesday afternoon weather forecast 29/07/2025

Met Office

29 July -  National weather forecast presented by Alex Burkill.

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00:00Hello again. Now there's quite a bit of showery rain around as we go through the rest of today.

00:04There will even be a few showers on offer as we go through tomorrow as well, but not too far away,

00:10just to the southwest of us. You can see there's barely any clouds, and that's because there's an

00:14area of high pressure here. It's built from the Azores, and so there's some fine weather nearby,

00:20but it's not really going to extend towards us. Instead, currently, we have a weak, decaying

00:26frontal system that's already brought a fair amount of rain across parts of the west-northwest

00:31and is gradually making its way southeastwards as we go through today. But as it's progressed its way,

00:37it has also broken up. So through this afternoon, we're just looking at some showery bursts of rain,

00:42quite likely, mainly across central western parts. There probably will be a few further east at times

00:46too, and some of them could be a little bit on the heavy side. Not likely to see any thunder with this,

00:51but it can't be ruled out entirely. Further north and east, a greater chance of staying dry. Eastern

00:57parts of Scotland having some decent, fine weather, some brightness, particularly towards coastal parts,

01:02even Orkney and Shetland having a pretty fine day as well. Across Northern Ireland, pretty cloudy,

01:07but largely dry after the wetter picture that we had overnight. Now, temperatures are going to be a

01:12little bit lower than they were yesterday, but still, if you get any bright or sunny breaks, of which

01:16there will be some towards both eastern and far southwestern coastal parts, it should feel

01:21relatively warm. Temperatures generally ranging from the high teens to low, possibly mid-twenties.

01:27Mid-twenties might be pushing it a little bit today. Now, as we go through later on this evening and

01:31overnight, more showery bursts of rain are quite likely. Across some eastern parts of England,

01:36they could turn a little bit heavy at times, but we are also going to see the cloud breaking up a little

01:40bit, so some clear skies, particularly across maybe western parts of England into Wales and also

01:44eastern parts of England. And where we get those clear skies, especially in places where we've had

01:50any showery rain through today, so there's some wet ground around, then we could see some mist and

01:56fog patches developing, but they shouldn't be causing too many issues. So temperatures aren't going to

02:00drop a huge amount. A pretty warm night, it is quite humid at the moment after all. And then tomorrow,

02:06yes, there are going to be a few showers dotted around. They're quite scattered though, so many places

02:11avoiding them. Many places having a generally dry day. You do need to factor in that some of the

02:15showers could be a bit heavy at times across eastern parts of England, but actually further west,

02:20the showers actually breaking up, easing if anything, clearing away. And so across western Scotland,

02:25western parts of England and Wales, actually largely fine, largely sunny as we go through into the

02:31afternoon. Slightly different story across Northern Ireland. There will be a spell of rain pushing

02:35through as we go through the day. Won't be particularly heavy, won't last particularly long. And then behind it,

02:39something a bit brighter perhaps, but more cloudier wet weather waiting to come in from the west all

02:44the time, because whilst there is high pressure to the southwest of us, frontal systems will still

02:50be toppling over the north of this. Now, temperatures on Wednesday are going to be a little bit higher

02:54than through today. We're looking at more places getting into the low to mid-20s, 24, 25 Celsius perhaps,

03:01particularly feeling warm across those western areas where we see that sunshine developing as we go

03:06through into the afternoon. Later on, as we go through the rest of the week, well, staying quite

03:11changeable. Now, changeable doesn't mean a total washout, not at all. There will be some dry, warm

03:16weather around, and it is going to be quite humid at times too. And with that then, there's also the

03:21potential of some showers. And because of the humidity and the warmth, there's the potential that

03:26some of those showers could turn thundery. So do watch out for those, as we may need to issue some

03:30warnings nearer the time, but we also may not. For more information about what you can expect through this week,

03:35why don't you check out the deep dive, which Honor will be bringing to you later on. Bye-bye.

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