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A band of rain lingers over Wales, southwest and south England producing wet and murky conditions through the evening. The yellow rain warning for Wales is due to expire at 23:00 BST. There will be clearer skies across much of northern England and eastern Scotland. Northwest Scotland will see some coastal gales. The night will be humid with mild temperatures. - This is the Met Office UK weather forecast for the evening of 17/09/2025. Bringing you today’s forecast is Clare Nasir.

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00:00Hello there, welcome to your Wednesday evening weather update from the Met Office.
00:04We do have coastal gales across the northwest of Scotland and rain across more southern areas
00:09where there's a rain warning for south Wales until 11pm this evening.
00:13Low pressure sits towards the northwest of the UK, bringing weather fronts which eventually
00:18will push northwards as we head through to Thursday and the warmth will build from the south.
00:22So there will be some warmth in the air as we head through Friday.
00:25In fact, temperatures across the southeast could reach 26 degrees Celsius, but that's
00:29not the end of the story.
00:31Cold air starts to stream in from the north as we see another weather front with a low
00:35pressure system arrive towards the southwest during the weekend.
00:38So here's your warning zone across southern counties through Wednesday evening.
00:43It's really just persistent rain.
00:44Those rainfall totals have been rising.
00:47This weather front's stalled across central southern parts of England and Wales, hence
00:51the reason why it's rather murky here.
00:53Notice across the northwest, that's where the low pressure is sitting, hence the reason
00:57why we are seeing those coastal gales.
00:58But some clearer skies across eastern parts of Scotland, down towards northern England,
01:03north Wales for a time, as well as northern Ireland.
01:06But this rain continues across the far northwest of Scotland and it's a murky night further south.
01:10But look at these temperatures holding up.
01:12It's going to be rather humid.
01:1416 or 17 will be your lowest temperature through the early hours of the morning across central
01:19and southern parts of England and Wales.
01:21But it will be quite a damp start to the day with some patchy rain.
01:24Now notice this weather front here, this warm front attaches to a cold front and occlusion.
01:30It's where these fronts meet, where we're seeing a triple point.
01:33You could see some real enhancement in that rainfall as it extends from the Republic of
01:38Ireland towards northern Ireland.
01:39At the same time, it will brighten up across some parts towards the southeast and a bright
01:43start to the day across the northern half of the UK, away from the far north of Scotland,
01:47where we'll see those showery bursts of rain.
01:49But the rain will gradually march northwards through the morning into the afternoon.
01:53So for the likes of Cumbria, Lancashire, the Isle of Man, Northern Ireland,
01:57eventually southern and central parts of Scotland, you will see outbreaks of rain
02:01with a trailing front just waiting here across the Irish seacoast through the latter part of the day.
02:06But these temperatures will rise, responding quite nicely to any brightness in the air.
02:1122, 23 towards central and eastern areas of England, eastern parts of Wales.
02:1519 for Aberdeenshire helped with that sunshine.
02:17So through Thursday evening and overnight, this weather system continues to move northwards.
02:24Again, it will have outbreaks of rain associated with it.
02:27A bit of a blustery breeze.
02:29Winds won't be as strong there across the northwest of Scotland.
02:31And this cold front continues to bring with it some outbreaks of rain into Friday morning.
02:36So if you are travelling Friday morning, it's worth just staying up to date with the forecast
02:40because across northern England, you could run into some heavier pulses of rain extending down
02:45towards the north and the west of Wales.
02:46Again, a stronger wind here.
02:48Now to the south of that, brighter skies.
02:50It's going to be a warm day with some sunshine.
02:53And notice this weather front here continues to bring wet weather to the far north of Scotland
02:58with some shallery bursts behind it as well.
03:00So some wet weather also for western Scotland trailing down towards Northern Ireland.
03:04So it's a messy picture, certainly, and the weather fronts are fairly slow moving.
03:09So through the day, this zone will see that wet weather, sunshine towards the south there
03:14where temperatures will rise very quickly, a brightening picture for Northern Ireland
03:18and much of Scotland through the afternoon.
03:21So let's take a look at those temperatures through Friday.
03:24In contrast to the beginning of the week, we could see 26 for the home counties, 22 for mid-Wales,
03:2920 for southern parts of Wales and even a 22 across eastern parts of Yorkshire.
03:33For Aberdeenshire, down towards Angus, even Edinburgh, we'll see temperatures up to around 19 or 20 Celsius.
03:39Further west, though, probably 17 for Northern Ireland and a 15 towards the far northwest of Scotland
03:46where the winds will be fairly keen.
03:48So that's the picture on Friday afternoon.
03:51Certainly some lovely weather around, but this central slice always seeing more clouds
03:56and that rain just coming and going.
03:58And as we head into Saturday, here's your bigger picture.
04:01Cold air starts to stream in from the north as we see the warmth wane from the southeast
04:06and another system come in with some outbreaks of rain.
04:09For more details of the weather into the weekend and beyond, check out our 10-day trend on YouTube.
04:15And this week it's with Alex Deacon.
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