Met Office Sunday Evening weather forecast 24/08/2025

24 August - National weather forecast presented by Kathryn Chalk.

Transcript

00:00Good evening. Well, there's plenty of sunshine coming up on Monday before turning downhill

00:05Tuesday and Wednesday with low pressure becoming more dominant. Now, having a look at the bigger

00:10picture, we've got this area of high pressure just sinking its way south and eastwards through Sunday

00:15and Monday, and then this area of low pressure moving in. This is actually ex-Hurricane Erin,

00:21and it's going to bring bands of rain or showers and another frontal system as we go through

00:26Wednesday. Also, some large waves as well, especially along western coasts. But back to

00:33the rest of this evening, and any lingering cloud will clear its way eastwards across the Midlands

00:38and northeastern England, generally melting away, and then for many, clear skies overnight. We'll

00:44see a few mist and fog patches developing, especially across northern England and into Scotland, and

00:49across Shetland, still holding on to cloudier conditions here with some patchy outbreaks of

00:54rain. Otherwise, a bit more of a breeze developing, especially across southwest England and into

00:59Northern Ireland. But temperatures will be holding up in the double digits. So for those off on bank

01:06holiday Monday across much of England, Wales and Northern Ireland, it is fine. It is dry and settled.

01:12And Scotland's going to see a much brighter picture here through Monday as well. So any cloud across the

01:17southeast will clear its way through. But we'll start to see some cloud building across Northern Ireland

01:23later on in the afternoon ahead of this band of rain that could be quite heavy at times. We've also got

01:29a bit more of that southerly breeze developing. So actually, that'll draw up some warmer air as well

01:35and drier air. So temperatures are going to be rising. So a hotter day to come on Monday, highs up

01:41to 28 or 29 degrees for the Midlands and even parts of Wales. But even into Scotland, highs up to 24.

01:49So as we go through Monday evening then, this band of rain will continue to push in from the west,

01:55affecting much of Northern Ireland. So a damp end to the day here and then into Scotland and running

02:00down into Wales and the southwest of England where it could turn quite heavy at times. Otherwise, it's

02:05staying at driest for the longest across the far southeast. But otherwise, temperatures are still

02:11holding up overnight. So as we start Tuesday morning, a bit unsettled out there for some of us

02:16with outbreaks of rain. That'll gradually push its way eastwards and it will generally break up as it

02:22does so, but replaced by showers. So sunny spells, scattered showers into Tuesday afternoon. But there'll

02:29be many places that probably avoid those. In terms of temperatures though, feeling fresher now out towards

02:35the west, temperatures returning closer to average. But across the southeast, still temperatures holding up

02:40here, 26, possibly 27 degrees. So for more details on all of that and the unsettled weather to come,

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