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A cold weather front will be moving eastwards throughout the weekend, bringing with it a band of rain. This rain will be particularly heavy in parts of Northern Ireland and western Scotland, which both have yellow rain warnings. Elsewhere in the UK it will be cloudy but dry, with the potential of some sunny spells in the southeast. - This is the Met Office UK weather forecast for the afternoon of 27/09/2025. Bringing you today’s forecast is Ellie Glaisyer.

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00:00Good afternoon, welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office.
00:04It's been a bit of a damp start for many of us this morning, all thanks to a weather
00:08front situated out to the west of the country.
00:10This will continue to spread its way eastwards as we go through the rest of the weekend,
00:14bringing further outbreaks of rain.
00:15But then high pressure starts to build down towards the south, so a north-west-south-east
00:19split developing with low pressure never too far away across parts of the north-west of
00:23the country as we get towards the middle part of the week.
00:27Back to the rest of Saturday though, we'll continue to see some quite heavy rain across
00:31eastern parts of Northern Ireland, western parts of Scotland, with yellow rain warnings
00:35in force here.
00:37We could see some quite short, sharp downpours across parts of Northern Ireland, leading to
00:40some localised flooding, as well as western parts of Scotland too.
00:45Elsewhere it will generally be a little bit drier, though across much of England and Wales
00:47there will be quite a lot of cloud around.
00:49The south-east fairing best in terms of any sunnier spells, but one or two isolated showers
00:54couldn't be ruled out, and feeling pleasantly warm where you do see the sunshine across
00:57the south-east.
00:58Temperatures are round about average for the time of year, highs of 18 or 19 degrees, but
01:02feeling a little cooler across the north and the west.
01:05Temperatures here only into the mid-teens, and rather blustery if you're underneath all
01:09of that cloud and rain.
01:12As we then go through Saturday evening, that rain continues to push its way eastwards, still
01:16bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain across western parts of Scotland.
01:19Further south as it pushes eastwards, it generally breaks up, turning a little patchier in nature,
01:23but still staying really quite damp and blustery across much of Scotland as we go into the
01:28early hours of Sunday morning.
01:30Parts of Wales and south-west England generally turning drier overnight, perhaps turning a
01:33little chilly here too.
01:35The odd touch of grass frost is possible.
01:37But also some mist and fog under those clear skies and light winds across parts of Wales and
01:41south-west England into the early hours of Sunday morning.
01:45The further east you are, generally staying a little bit milder, particularly if you're stuck
01:47underneath that cloud.
01:48So a bit of a milder start here to Sunday morning.
01:53Any mist and fog that we do see across the south-west does clear pretty quickly through
01:56Sunday morning.
01:58As well as that rain across much of Scotland, that clears northwards too.
02:01But across the south-east we continue to see that weather front just lingering across
02:05that south-east corner, so staying rather cloudy here.
02:07Some outbreaks of patchy rain continuing through Sunday afternoon.
02:10Elsewhere though, generally a drier picture.
02:13One or two isolated showers are possible, particularly the further north you are and the further west
02:17you are, but across the south-west southern parts of England generally faring best in terms
02:20of the most prolonged sunshine and feeling pleasant once again in that sunshine.
02:24Lighter winds for most, highs of 19 or 20 degrees across the south and definitely across
02:29the north feeling more pleasant than it did on Saturday.
02:33As we then go through Sunday evening, we'll continue to see that band of cloud and patchy
02:37rain push offshore across the very far south-east, a tonny drier for all of us.
02:41And with those light winds and clear skies, a greater risk of mist and fog as we go into
02:46the early hours of Monday morning, almost anywhere I could see some mist and fog, but particularly
02:50across eastern parts of England into the early hours.
02:53With those clear skies as well, a much chillier night to come on Sunday night compared to
02:57Saturday.
02:58Quite widely those temperatures dropping into the mid, maybe even low single figures, so
03:03once again some frost is possible in places.
03:05And that means quite a chilly but bright start to the day on Monday.
03:08However, the north-west-south-east split does then start to develop as we go towards the
03:13middle part of the week.
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03:17Bye for now.
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