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Dry for most with plenty of hazy sunshine. Low clouds across eastern England and northeastern Scotland this morning, thick enough for some light rain and drizzle in places. Feeling warm in the sunshine. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 17/08/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Greg Dewhurst.

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00:00Good morning.

00:01We saw a west-east split with our weather through Saturday and it's going to be very

00:06similar again today.

00:08High pressure dominating the weather pattern at the moment.

00:10It's been pretty gusty over the last 24 hours across south-western parts of England as well

00:15as a keen north-easterly breeze down the east coast where we've seen the cloud stay for

00:20much of the day yesterday.

00:22And very little changing through the course of the day today.

00:25We've got low cloud across eastern England, north-eastern Scotland this morning.

00:29Thick enough for some light rain and drizzle.

00:31But otherwise it's a lovely start today, plenty of hazy sunshine, still breezy right through

00:36today across parts of Cornwall and Devon, gusty around the coast and over the hills.

00:41But otherwise through the day today plenty of sunshine.

00:43The cloud across eastern England tries to lift and break a little but I think just like Saturday

00:48it will remain quite stubborn in places.

00:51So it will be quite cool under this cloud and the cloud lingering across the far north-east

00:55of Scotland too.

00:56So here temperatures generally in the range of 19 to 21 Celsius, so on the chilly side.

01:02But as soon as you come into the sunshine, particularly across central western parts of the UK, we're

01:07looking at temperatures around the mid-20s locally, the high-20s across the west midlands

01:11into parts of Wales here and central southern parts of England too.

01:15So the sunshine is still fairly strong at this time of year.

01:19Into the evening time we see the cloud continue to thicken across the east and slowly then spread

01:24its way westwards as we head overnight.

01:26It's likely to travel further west than we've seen of recent nights.

01:29So many parts becoming cloudy, clearer skies across western Scotland, Northern Ireland,

01:33some western fringes of England and Wales and a greater chance of seeing some light rain

01:38and drizzle from this cloud as well.

01:41So with a bit more cloud around, temperatures may be a little higher tonight compared to the

01:45night just gone, so 14 to 17 Celsius overall and still breezy along some southern, south-western

01:51coast of England.

01:53So a grey start for many on Monday morning, but I'm hopeful as we go through the morning

01:57into the afternoon, the cloud will start to lift and break.

02:00We'll see more in the way of sunny spells developing.

02:03But not everywhere.

02:04We could see the cloud linger, particularly across northern parts of England, eastern parts

02:08of England into Scotland as well.

02:10Through the day it will remain quite grey, one or two light showers are possible.

02:14But otherwise, plenty of dry weather to come.

02:17But the chance of some showers starting to push into the far south-west of England, one

02:21or two of these could be on the heavy side, the odd rumble of thunder is also possible.

02:26And in the sunshine, temperatures will lift towards the mid-20s, maybe not quite as high

02:31as Sunday, 26, 27 Celsius, cool along some eastern coasts still with that breeze just coming

02:37in off the North Sea and the clouds still lingering in places 18 to 21 Celsius here.

02:43And looking at the picture as we move through the week ahead, high pressure generally nearby

02:49or over the UK, so lots of settled weather to come.

02:52There'll be the risk of some showers at times into Tuesday across south-west England, but

02:56plenty of sunny spells across the country.

02:59And temperatures, well, they start above average, particularly across central and southern

03:03parts of the UK.

03:04But as the week goes on, it does turn a little cooler.

03:07Temperature's near, if a little below average, come Thursday.

03:10So if you'd like more information on the temperature change expected next week and also the continued

03:18dry weather, you can follow us on our social media channels.

03:21See you again soon.

Met Office Morning Weather Forecast 17/08/2025 - Dry and hazy sunshine

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