Met Office Tuesday evening weather forecast 29/07/2025

Met Office

29 July -  National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir

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00:00Hello there, welcome to your Tuesday evening weather update from the Met Office.

00:04Through the next few hours...

00:09Hello there, welcome to your Tuesday evening weather update from the Met Office.

00:13Through the next 24 hours, we're seeing a fair amount of clouds, some brighter breaks.

00:17At the same time, there will be a little rain and drizzle around, even some showers.

00:21But if you cast your eye down towards the southeast of Europe, where we've seen extreme heat through the last week,

00:27good news for locals as well as tourists, that heat is gradually waning here.

00:32High pressure extends from the Atlantic towards the UK through the next few days,

00:36but a weather front on Thursday could trigger some heavy showers,

00:39and the air turns a lot more humid, particularly across central and southern areas.

00:43But Friday into Saturday, fairly fine conditions.

00:47For the time being, you may run into some patchy rain, one or two showers if you're heading out and about.

00:53There's a lot of cloud overnight, and that cloud will be low,

00:56and what that means, poor visibility, particularly over the hills and mountains as well as the moors.

01:01And through the night, yet again, some dampness in the air,

01:04and those showers could just come and go across central and eastern areas.

01:08It's going to be a mild night, warm for some towards the south,

01:11and quite a murky start to the day come Wednesday morning.

01:15Now, if you are stepping out first thing on Wednesday,

01:18again, there could be spits and spots of rain in the wind.

01:21And for most, it's a dry start, just a lot of cloud.

01:24But the cloud will break at times, through the morning into the afternoon,

01:28particularly across central and eastern areas.

01:29At the same time, by lunchtime, you'll see some patchy rain for Northern Ireland.

01:33It will clear, brighter skies to follow as that rain and drizzle just arrives across the Western Isles.

01:39Notice this slitherous sunshine just extending down from central Bell to Scotland,

01:43northern England towards Wales and the West Country.

01:46Further east, yet again, one or two light showers to end the day,

01:49and a fair amount of cloud here.

01:51But some brighter skies across Orkney as well as Shetland.

01:56Temperatures then will feel warm, actually, in any brighter parts of the day

02:00and in any sunshine through the afternoon.

02:0323 or 24 will be your high.

02:05Now, through Wednesday evening and overnight, some clearer skies yet again.

02:10But notice this weather front here.

02:12This is going to slide down from Northern Ireland with some outbreaks of rain,

02:16clipping the far southwest of Scotland,

02:18eventually reaching Wales as well as the West Country

02:20into the early hours of Thursday morning.

02:23Starry skies across eastern counties and still some dampness in the air

02:26with one or two showery bursts across the north as well as the west of Scotland.

02:30Now, through the morning, notice we'll see some showers develop across Wales

02:35as well as central southern England.

02:36They'll migrate their way eastwards as well,

02:38and they could turn heavy with the risk of thunder.

02:42So we could see some impactful weather associated with a heavy downpour here.

02:46They'll be fairly scattered, but it's worth noting there could be some wet weather

02:50around through Thursday afternoon if you are travelling elsewhere.

02:52Some brighter skies, a few showers around, but it will feel warm.

02:56So temperatures through the afternoon on Thursday across Scotland and Northern Ireland

03:01around 18 to 20 degrees Celsius further south across Wales down towards the southeast.

03:07We're likely to see probably 24 to 26, so feeling very warm in any brighter breaks,

03:12but watch out for those heavy downpours.

03:16Now, as we head through Thursday evening and overnight,

03:19those showers continue for a time before they gradually ease.

03:23And what that means for Friday, there will be a few showers,

03:27particularly from the East Midlands, East Anglia, down towards the southeast.

03:30Elsewhere, some fine weather, a mix of cloud and sunshine.

03:34A similar situation into Saturday, probably the best day of the week

03:37where we'll see mostly dry conditions and some warm, brighter breaks coming through.

03:42I'll see you later.

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