Met Office Sunday Afternoon weather forecast 14/09/2025

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Rain tracking northeast, spreading across the UK. Hazy sunshine ahead of the rain in the east, sunniest in the north and east of Scotland. Heavy showers following the rain in Northern Ireland. Strong southwesterly winds and coastal gales. Wind warning for this evening into tomorrow evening. - This is the Met Office UK weather forecast for the afternoon of 14/09/2025. Bringing you today’s forecast is Kathryn Chalk.

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00:00Good afternoon. Well, it was a chilly start to Sunday morning. We actually saw the lowest

00:05temperature recorded in the UK since May, dropping down to minus 1.9 across Scotland.

00:12But it's turning downhill as we go through the rest of the weekend and into Monday with

00:18heavy spells of rain and strong winds. And this is all to do with this area of low pressure

00:22out towards the west. And the winds will really be ramping up through the rest of Sunday evening

00:28and into Monday as the area of low pressure tracks its way eastwards across the UK. So

00:35expect coastal gale, especially across western areas, but even inland, 45 to 55 miles per hour

00:42expected. But as that clears its way through, we'll start to see the winds easing as we go

00:47later on into Tuesday. So back to the rest of this afternoon. And any sunshine will turn

00:53increasingly haziest cloud builds across eastern areas. Otherwise out towards the west, an unsettled

01:00end to the weekend. Heavy spells of rain across western parts of Scotland, into Wales, and into

01:06the southwest of England. And here is where we're likely to see the heaviest downpours.

01:11Across Northern Ireland, some brighter skies developing later on in the afternoon with some heavy, possibly

01:17trenchial showers. But the best of the brightness really focused across northern Scotland through

01:22the afternoon. Best of the sunshine across Orkney and Shetland. But the winds will be strengthening

01:28as well. Southwesterly winds with coastal gales likely in the west. But underneath all this cloud,

01:34rain and strong winds, it's going to be feeling rather unpleasant out there and quite cool for the time

01:40of year. So as we go through Sunday evening, that's where we have a yellow wind warning that comes into

01:47force across England and Wales. So 45 to 55 miles per hour inland, 60 to 70 along the coasts and the hills.

01:56The rain clears its way through, so clearer skies developing across East Anglia and the southeast of England.

02:02But behind that, it's a case of blustery showers across Northern Ireland, Northern England, and into Wales

02:08and the southwest of England. But with a lot of cloud around and the strong winds, temperatures will be holding up.

02:16So it's going to be a milder start out there to Monday morning compared to Sunday.

02:23So as we start Monday morning, take care during rush hour, there could be some disruption on the

02:27roads with those strong winds. Outbreaks of rain across northern parts of Scotland, lightest winds

02:33across central areas here, but otherwise scattered showers merging into longer spells of rain across

02:40northern Ireland, northern England and running into northern parts of Wales. To the south of that,

02:46there are going to be some brighter skies developing, but some showers, but these will be rattling through

02:51pretty quickly in those strong southwesterly winds. Otherwise, well, it's still going to be feeling rather

02:58unpleasant out there. Temperatures ranging from around 16 to 19 degrees. So as we go through Monday evening,

03:07the area of low pressure will start clearing its way eastwards. We'll hold on to a lot of showers,

03:12pushing through across Northern Ireland, parts of Wales, but there'll be some clear skies in between.

03:19So there's a lot going on. Make sure to hit subscribe so you don't miss any of the latest forecasts,

03:24and I'll catch you very soon. Bye bye.

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