Met Office Friday Evening Weather Forecast 12/09/2026

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This evening the showery conditions will continue in the west, potentially bringing some thunder and hail. During the early hours showery bursts of rain start to move eastwards into many central and later some eastern parts of the UK. Otherwise clearer spells with showers more scattered in nature. The temperatures overnight will be around 10°C  - This is the Met Office UK weather forecast for the evening of 12/09/2025. Bringing you today’s forecast is Honor Criswick.

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00:00Hello, how many showers did you catch today? Well if you missed them, don't worry, there's

00:04plenty more to come through this evening and overnight. Particularly once again across

00:09western areas, plenty of showers moving through here. These still could be heavy with some

00:13hail and thunder through the overnight period. Then a longer spell of showery outbreaks just

00:18starting to push into northern parts of England, northern parts of Wales and southern Scotland

00:22through the early hours of Saturday. Elsewhere we'll see a mix of cloud and some clear skies

00:27but even here we could see some showers still by the time you reach Saturday morning. But

00:31with more cloud around, temperatures won't drop quite as low, lows reaching around 8 to

00:359 degrees Celsius. For the first half of the weekend, it's set to be another day of sunshine

00:42and showers. Fairly similar weather to what we've had over the last couple of days. Persistent

00:46outbreaks of rain eventually clearing its way across northeastern parts of Scotland. Still

00:50many western areas catching the showers. The best of the brightness will be across central

00:54areas of England, parts of the east and southeast. But even here we can't rule out some showers.

00:59Once again, these could be heavy with some hail and thunder. Quite blustery at times if you

01:03do catch any heavier downpours. Temperatures around about average for the time of year.

01:08Around the mid-teens across northern areas, just pushing into about highs of 19 degrees Celsius

01:13into the southeast. Some showers will cling on for the first part of the evening, particularly

01:19across northern areas. But we'll eventually see a slight ridge of high pressure build which

01:23will ease away any showers. Less cloud around too. Plenty of clear skies by Sunday morning.

01:28So it's going to feel a little cooler and fresher if you're up early through Sunday. More cloud

01:33just starting to push into southwest England, parts of Northern Ireland. Lows once again reaching

01:39around 8 to 9 degrees Celsius. But any rural areas, it's likely to drop around the mid-single

01:44figures. Now Sunday will start off cool, fresh. Plenty of clear skies. Some sunshine perhaps.

01:51Soon being replaced by some very wet and windy weather. Initially pushing into parts of

01:55southwest England and Wales, Northern Ireland before it spreads its way northeastwards through

01:59the course of the day. Some very heavy and possibly quite persistent outbreaks of rain

02:04through Sunday. And also some quite strong winds. A chance we could pick up some gales,

02:08particularly around exposed western coasts. Staying the driest for longest across the far

02:13northeast of Scotland, northeastern parts of England. But here eventually we'll see the wind

02:18and the rain. So some quite heavy downpours. Do keep an eye out for any Met Office updates

02:23in case we see any rain warnings issued. It's actually probably going to feel a little bit

02:27milder on Sunday. Highs reaching around 20 degrees Celsius, but that obviously being offset

02:31by the wind and rain. So Sunday is going to be quite a blustery day. But the strongest of

02:38the winds aren't actually going to be until later Sunday through into Monday morning. A chance

02:43we could see some gales, if not severe gales, particularly across the southern half of the

02:46country. Now this is across inland areas and mainly around coastal parts, particularly exposed

02:52coastal areas. So Sunday night through into Monday it is going to be very blustery. So

02:57we have issued a Met Office wind warning from Sunday 8pm all the way through into Monday at

03:026pm. So inland areas quite widely we could see gusts between 45 to 55 miles per hour, reaching

03:0860 to possibly 70 miles per hour around exposed hills and coasts.

03:13For more details on the warning, don't forget to have a look at our website or across our

03:17social media channels. And of course we'll be here on YouTube giving you all your latest

03:20weather updates.

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