Met Office Wednesday morning weather forecast 25/12/2024

Met Office

25 December - National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir.

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00:00Hello there and a very happy Christmas to you on this mild and cloudy Christmas day.

00:05First of all, your bigger picture. The air remains mild, not as mild as yesterday.

00:09Christmas Eve was exceptionally mild.

00:11You can look at these colours just extending across the country.

00:14High pressure towards the south. Things are fairly static here.

00:17A lot of clouds trapped underneath this highland.

00:19A bit of a breeze towards the north and northwest.

00:22Now here's a snapshot for mid-morning.

00:24So if you are planning to step out and get some fresh air, yes, there is quite a wind.

00:29But even so, mostly dry conditions away from the far northwest of Scotland.

00:33And where the clouds are thick enough, particularly over the highlands, you could see the odd spot or two of rain.

00:37At the same time, in shelter, some breaks in the clouds allow for some brighter skies.

00:41That cloud extends down across central and southern parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

00:45England and Wales are also seeing a lot of slow-moving clouds.

00:48In fact, we've seen some mist and fog patches overnight.

00:51But through the day, where the cloud breaks, you'll see some brighter skies coming through.

00:55Even a glimmer of sunshine.

00:57Now let's just move back to the beginning of Christmas Day.

01:00You can see where this rain is persistent across the Outer Hebrides and quite a breeze here.

01:05Elsewhere, this cloud continues right the way through the morning into the afternoon.

01:09The air remains mild right the way through the day.

01:11And again, some brighter breaks are likely.

01:14Now through the afternoon, you can see this rain just pushing in across mainland Scotland.

01:19So some wet weather to come here.

01:21Elsewhere, it is mostly dry, but where the cloud is thick enough, exposed to the wind,

01:26you could see the odd spot or two of rain.

01:28Here are your temperatures then through Christmas Day.

01:30A notch down on Christmas Eve, even so, coming in around 10 to 12 degrees Celsius.

01:35The winds will pick up through Christmas Day evening and overnight across the western side of Scotland

01:41as this weather front moves in towards central parts.

01:44So let's take a look at a little detail then.

01:46So this evening, you can see that rain just encroaching across the highlands of Scotland.

01:50Behind it, one or two showers moving in.

01:53The rain then arrives across the far north and west of Northern Ireland.

01:56Elsewhere, yet again through evening time into Boxing Day, you can see a lot of cloud.

02:01And where the cloud is thick enough, we'll see some patchy rain and drizzle.

02:04And the rain across central parts of Scotland down towards Northern Ireland through the first part of Boxing Day

02:09will tend to weaken.

02:11Always a lot of cloud and some damp weather though.

02:13Some breaks towards the east of the Pennines through the afternoon.

02:16And a few showers with some sunshine across the far northwest of Scotland.

02:21Temperatures around 9 or 10 degrees Celsius through the 26th.

02:26So here's your bigger picture through Friday and into the weekend.

02:29Winds alight towards the south.

02:31High pressure extends from central parts of Europe.

02:33And another one builds across the Atlantic, again influencing our weather.

02:37The air turns colder, well a little bit colder, through Saturday.

02:40And again, a bit of a squeeze on the ice bars across the far north.

02:43But settled conditions extend into Sunday as the air recovers a little bit.

02:48So here's your outlook through Friday.

02:50It's pretty much spot the difference.

02:52A lot of cloud, temperatures 9, 10 or even 11 degrees Celsius.

02:56Wherever you are, have a wonderful Christmas Day and Boxing Day.

03:00And I'll see you again soon.

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