Met Office Tuesday Afternoon Weather Forecast 07/10/2025

Met Office

07 October - National Afternoon Forecast presented by Honor Criswick

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00:00Hello there, good afternoon.

00:02High pressure is the name of the game this week, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's

00:06going to remain dry.

00:07We've already had some spells of rain across Scotland, Northern Ireland.

00:11This is now sinking its way southwards into southern parts of Scotland, northern England

00:15and Wales.

00:16It should be mostly light rain, possibly drizzle, but it could persist through much of the afternoon.

00:21To the north of this, an improvement in conditions, some sunny spells returning, though a chance

00:24we could see occasional showers, particularly around coasts of Scotland.

00:28To the south of this system, remaining mostly dry, though it's likely to be a cloudier

00:32afternoon compared to what we saw yesterday.

00:34There will be some brighter, if not sunny spells in that cloud at times, and where we see those,

00:39it should remain warm, highs reaching 18, possibly 19 degrees Celsius in the southeast.

00:45Now through the course of the evening, we'll continue to see this system sink its way southwards,

00:49still bringing quite a lot of clouds, some quite low clouds, possibly some foggy conditions

00:53at times, and also some light rain and drizzle, particularly around hills of Wales through

00:57the overnight period.

00:58But to the north, plenty of clear skies, so temperatures soon dipping away here, a chance

01:03of some mist and fog, and possibly some isolated frost.

01:06A slightly different story across Scotland, though, we'll see a return of the cloud, some

01:10more showers, if not longer spells of rain here, and quite breezy once again across coasts

01:14of Scotland.

01:15So the main risk of frost is going to be across northern England, possibly across Northern Ireland,

01:19if we see any breaks in the cloud.

01:20And it's set to be chillier here, but to the south, a slightly milder night due to all the

01:24cloud and drizzly outbreaks.

01:26And this picture is fairly similar through the course of the day.

01:30Once again, we'll continue to see that system slowly sink its way southwards, but it's generally

01:34a weakening feature, so it's more likely to bring in any cloud, possibly some drizzle,

01:38once again, mainly around hilly areas.

01:40And it should be mostly dry across the country, a return of the sunshine across central parts of

01:45England and Wales.

01:46But once again, across Scotland, more cloud here, some showers, quite blustery, and it's

01:51likely these showers will merge into longer spells of quite persistent rain across the far

01:55north.

01:56So quite a different story across Scotland, but elsewhere, it should be a mostly pleasant

01:59afternoon.

02:00Highs once again reaching around 17, 18, possibly 19 degrees Celsius, where we see the sunshine

02:06stick around.

02:07And the clear skies are here to stay, once again, a bit of a flip in conditions.

02:11So across the south, that's where we'll see the clearest of skies through the evening.

02:14So temperatures soon dipping away as soon as the sun goes down, a chance as we head towards

02:19dawn as we head through into Thursday, a chance of mist and fog, and also some isolated frost.

02:25Once again, the cloud and spells of rain sticking around across Scotland.

02:29After that, we have high pressure once again re-establishing itself from the west, slowly

02:33pushing its way eastwards as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend.

02:37Across the northern flank at times, some systems will push in, so once again, more cloud, possibly

02:41some spells of rain across Scotland.

02:43But for the bulk of the country, conditions do look like they're set to remain dry and

02:47settled.

02:48And of course, for more updates on your daily weather, don't forget you can subscribe.

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