Met Office Saturday Evening Weather Forecast 04/10/2025

Met Office

04 October - National Evening Forecast presented by Tom Morgan

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00:00Good evening. Storm Amy brought some damaging winds across more northern parts of the UK

00:04over the last 24 hours and the winds are only slowly easing down as we go through the course

00:09of this evening. The storm is moving into parts of Norway but it will still allow some

00:13weather fronts to push into more northern parts of the UK through Monday and Tuesday

00:17and the ice bars remain fairly tightly packed across the northwest of the UK so it will

00:21be rather windy at times. Meanwhile for England and Wales a lot of dry weather on the way

00:25early next week. Now it's the winds we do need to stay fairly attentive to as we go

00:31through Saturday evening into Sunday morning. An amber warning for strong winds remains in

00:35place across northern Scotland until 9pm and a yellow warning remains in place until midday

00:40on Sunday so still the potential for some damaging gusts of wind and some further interruptions

00:44to power here. But back to Saturday evening and the winds will slowly ease down across

00:50other parts of the UK. The showers will also tend to ease as we go through the evening

00:54as well inland but there'll still be a fair number of showers across the west moving into

00:59parts of Wales and the southwest and some longer spells of rain across the north of Scotland

01:03still as we go into the early hours of Sunday morning so still pretty wet and windy here.

01:07Under the best of the clear skies where we could see temperatures dipping down into single

01:11figures in some rural areas but generally a fairly mild night because of that breeze keeping

01:16temperatures up. Now for Sunday it's going to be a much brighter note for many of us to

01:21begin the day with some sunny spells for a large part of the UK. It'll still be pretty windy

01:25though across the north and the east of Scotland still gusts of 50 maybe 60 miles per hour for a

01:31time. Otherwise the cloud will come and go there will be a few light showers across England and

01:36Wales and northern Ireland too but there'll be some more persistent rain moving into the west of

01:40Scotland through the afternoon and perhaps into Cumbria as well so here a bit of a soggy end to the day

01:45perhaps. But the wind's certainly quite a bit lighter for all of us by the time we get to the

01:49afternoon and that does mean that it will feel a tad warmer than it did on Saturday. Highs of 15

01:54maybe even up to 17 celsius in the south and generally not feeling as cold in the north either.

02:02Sunday will end then with some sunshine particularly in the south of England and Wales but generally

02:06a much cloudier and breezier picture further north particularly for western Scotland where it will

02:10turn increasingly wet and windy through Sunday evening into the early hours of Monday.

02:15So here with the breeze persisting from a south-westly direction it will be a mild night

02:19temperatures holding up into the double figures comfortably if not even 12 or 13 celsius in some

02:25spots and even in the south underneath the clear skies well most rural areas staying in high single

02:30figures at least. So Monday starts with plenty of sunshine across more southern parts of the UK and

02:37here it will be a fine day to come particularly across Wales, the Midlands, southern and eastern parts of

02:43England. Eastern Scotland will fare quite well as well for sunshine on Monday with some fern effect

02:48adding helping lift those temperatures into the high teens. For some places a fine afternoon as well

02:54for Northern Ireland but for western Scotland a much wetter picture some heavy rain developing through

02:58the afternoon and the wind starting to pick up as well so coastal gales developing by the end of the

03:04day. But wherever you are you'll really notice how much milder it will feel on Monday the thermometer

03:09reading 17 to 20 degrees celsius so slightly above average values for the time of year particularly

03:14in the south so feeling quite pleasant in that sunshine. So that sets the scene for the week

03:20ahead really with quite a lot of dry weather on the way for some more southern parts of the UK

03:24an increasing chance of some mist and fog patches overnight with the wettest and windiest weather

03:28always towards the north and the west of Scotland. That's everything from me though and I'll see you again

03:33very soon.

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