Met Office Sunday Afternoon weather forecast 24/08/2025

Met Office

24 August - National weather forecast presented by Kathryn Chalk.

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00:00Good afternoon.

00:01Well, if you're a fan of the sunshine,

00:03there's plenty more on offer through today

00:06and more so through Bank Holiday Monday

00:08before turning more unsettled Tuesday onwards.

00:11So taking a look at the bigger picture then,

00:12we've got this area of high pressure

00:14just sinking its way south and eastwards,

00:16but that influences our weather through Sunday and Monday.

00:19As we go into Tuesday, we've got this area of low pressure

00:23ex-Hurricane Erin, that's gonna influence our weather,

00:26bringing showers or longer spells of rain

00:29and also bringing in some very large waves,

00:32especially across western coasts.

00:35But back to the rest of Sunday afternoon.

00:38There is variable amounts of cloud,

00:39but hopefully that'll start lifting, breaking.

00:42We should see some bright or sunny spells developing.

00:45The best of the sunshine really focused across Wales,

00:48the southwest of England, southeast of England,

00:50but also south and eastern areas of Scotland.

00:55There's still some outbreaks of rain

00:56just affecting Orkney and Shetland,

00:58but for the vast majority, it is a dry day.

01:02In the sunshine, it's still feeling pleasantly warm.

01:04We'll see highs 24, 25, possibly 26 degrees,

01:08but always cooler along the coast,

01:10where you've got a bit more of that onshore breeze.

01:14So as we go through Sunday evening then,

01:16most of this cloud will shift its way eastward.

01:18It will start melting away,

01:20and then for many, it's a dry night to come,

01:23the exception across Orkney and Shetland,

01:25where we've still got this cloud and rain.

01:27But elsewhere, lengthy clear skies overnight.

01:29There will be some mist and fog patches developing,

01:32and a bit more of a breeze just developing across the west,

01:36especially across the southwest and into Northern Ireland

01:39as we start Monday morning.

01:42But otherwise, temperatures holding up in towns and cities

01:45in the double digits,

01:46but some spots may dip down into the high single figures.

01:50So for those off on bank holiday Monday,

01:52well, it's a fine and pleasant day out there.

01:55Plenty of blue skies,

01:56a much brighter picture across Scotland,

01:58still holding on to some cloud across Orkney and Shetland,

02:02but for the vast majority,

02:03plenty of warm, lengthy sunshine.

02:06However, as we go into the afternoon,

02:09cloud will build across Northern Ireland.

02:11We'll start to see this weather front moving in,

02:13bringing some heavier spells of rain,

02:15and also some stronger winds.

02:17But otherwise, in that sunshine,

02:20with more of that southerly flow,

02:21we'll draw up some drier air,

02:23but also some warmer air.

02:24So temperatures are gonna be rising,

02:2628, possibly 29,

02:28maybe even 30 degrees for the likes of the Midlands,

02:31or even across parts of Wales.

02:34So pleasant day to come for most of us

02:36for bank holiday Monday.

02:39So as we go into the evening time though,

02:40this band of heavy rain will move its way

02:43across into Northern Ireland,

02:45western parts of Scotland,

02:47and then eventually into the southwest of England,

02:49holding on to the clearest skies across the far east.

02:54So that leaves an unsettled picture

02:55as we go Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,

02:58with heavier spells of rain and showers,

03:01and generally temperatures turning closer to average.

03:05But for more details on all of that,

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03:11and I'll see you soon.

03:12Bye bye.

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