Met Office Friday Morning Weather Forecast 13/09/2025

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Generally sunshine and showers across the UK this morning. These may be particularly heavy in north east Scotland and scattered in the south east of England. It may become brighter as we approach the afternoon with temperatures in the mid teens across the UK - This is the Met Office UK weather forecast for the morning of 13/09/2025. Bringing you today’s forecast is Honor Criswick.

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00:00Hello there, good morning.

00:01It's a wet and windy weekend ahead with some Met Office warnings issued later Sunday through

00:06into Monday.

00:08For today though, Saturday, it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers.

00:12Some quite hefty showers across north-eastern Scotland, perhaps some lingering across south-east

00:16England, but it will brighten up through the course of the day.

00:19There will be some sunny spells, if not some quite bright spells, but showers are on the

00:23cards, particularly across western areas.

00:25They could turn heavy with some hail and thunder, perhaps quite gusty for a time if you do catch

00:29any heavier downpours.

00:32Temperatures around about average for the time of year, around the mid-teens across many

00:35northern areas, just pushing into 19 degrees Celsius across the south-east.

00:41Now once again to finish off the day, there will be some dry weather, some clearer skies

00:44and any showers should be mostly easing away, all thanks to a ridge of high pressure beginning

00:49to build.

00:50Plenty of clear skies, so it's likely to feel a bit cooler and fresher by the time we reach

00:54Sunday morning.

00:55So many towns and cities once again reaching around 8 to 9 degrees Celsius, but anyway,

00:59in any rural spots it will feel that little bit cooler.

01:04Now clear skies to start Sunday, there will even be some sunshine around, but that will

01:07soon change.

01:09Some heavy outbreaks of rain at first starting to push into south-west England, southern

01:12parts of Wales, northern Ireland pushing its way north-eastwards.

01:15Now we're likely to see some very heavy downpours associated with the system.

01:20Not only that, but some very strong winds.

01:21A risk of gusts as we head through into the afternoon, particularly around any exposed coasts.

01:28Staying driest for longest across the far north and north-east of Scotland, north-eastern parts

01:32of England.

01:33But even here later, we'll catch the heavy rain.

01:36So it's going to be a blustery day.

01:37It might feel a little bit humid, particularly across the south, reaching 19 to 20 degrees

01:42Celsius here, but that obviously being offset by the unsettled weather.

01:46Now, the strongest of the winds are likely to be later on Sunday, particularly across the

01:51southern half of the UK.

01:53Here's that area of low pressure starting to push into parts of Scotland, and we can

01:57see those winds really starting to increase, particularly around coastal areas, but it's

02:01going to be through into inland areas too.

02:03So this is later Sunday through into Monday.

02:06So there has been a Met Office wind warning issued across a large portion of the country.

02:11This is for Sunday 8pm through to Monday at 6pm, where widely we could see gusts between

02:1645 to 55 miles per hour, but in any exposed spots across coasts and hills, we could start

02:21to reach in between 60 to 70 miles per hour, and a chance this could cause some disruption.

02:26So do keep an eye out on our website and across our social media channels for any warning updates,

02:31and of course we'll be here on YouTube with all the latest.

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