Met Office Monday Morning Weather Forecast 14/07/2025

Met Office

14 July - national forecast presented by Gregory Dewhurst

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00:00Hello there, good morning, welcome to your latest Met Office forecast.

00:04It's all changed with our weather as we start the new working week.

00:08We say goodbye to high pressure and hello to low pressure as this system moves in from the Atlantic,

00:14bringing some fresher conditions, stronger winds and also some outbreaks of rain,

00:18which could be heavy at times, potentially thundery as well.

00:22So it's generally the end of the heat wave, but for some still today,

00:25we hold on to the heat for a little longer.

00:27But through this morning, we have bands of showers pushing north and eastward,

00:31so a little different than what we've been used to of late.

00:34Some of the rain could turn heavy at times as we move through into the afternoon and into the evening time,

00:38particularly across northern England into southern Scotland associated with this weather front.

00:43But as you can see from the graphics, still plenty of sunny spells across many areas,

00:47though some heavy showers bubbling up through the afternoon, breezy around some western coasts

00:51and the fresher air starting to make an appearance here.

00:55So temperatures high teens to low 20s, but across central and eastern parts of England,

00:59in particular towards East Anglia and down into southeast England, temperatures here still high 20s,

01:04locally around 30 Celsius.

01:07So still on the warm side.

01:09However, that heat will start to fade as we move through the evening and overnight,

01:13as low pressure continues to move in from the Atlantic.

01:16Frequent showers across western areas, some longer spells of heavy downpours developing,

01:20some rumbles of thunder possible into the early hours, but there will be some clear spells in between,

01:24particularly across central and eastern parts of the UK ahead of that rain,

01:29and pretty breezy around the coast as well.

01:31And that fresher air being noticed by night as well, temperatures lower than recent nights,

01:3612 to 15 Celsius, so starting to become a little more comfortable for sleeping.

01:41So it is a mixed start to Tuesday again, as low pressure comes in from the Atlantic,

01:46heavy rain pushing eastwards, some longer spells of rain, heavy downpours,

01:50some rumbles of thunder in there too.

01:52Again, there will be some brighter spells at times around this area of low pressure,

01:56perhaps northern Scotland seeing the best of the dry weather with some sunny spells here.

02:01But in between, there will be some brighter spells, but a lot of rain pushing its way eastwards,

02:05needed rain in places, and a much fresher day for everyone.

02:09Temperatures to high teens to low 20s, so feeling quite cool.

02:14Some temperatures a little below average in the north,

02:16nearer to average towards the southeast, 23, 24 Celsius.

02:19But with the rain around and the stronger winds, it will feel much cooler than it has done of late.

02:24Into the evening time, these bands of rain continue to clear away,

02:28and then the rest of the week remains mixed.

02:31We'll see sunny spells, scattered showers, perhaps some longer spells of rain too.

02:35Temperatures though do start to creep up a little as we end the week.

02:39Temperatures back towards the mid, locally perhaps high 20s, by Friday and into Saturday.

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02:48See you again soon.

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