Met Office Monday Evening Weather Forecast 06/10/2025

Met Office

06 October - National Evening Forecast presented by Honor Criswick

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00:00Hello there, good evening.

00:02After a bright day for many areas, we could start to see something a little gloomier start

00:06to creep in from the west through the early hours of the morning, remaining mostly dry

00:10across many areas, that's away from Scotland, Northern Ireland, some outbreaks of rain starting

00:14to push in from the west here, leading to quite a wet start across Scotland and Northern

00:18Ireland through the early hours of the morning, and still fairly blustery around exposed coast

00:21of Scotland, a chance we could see some coastal gales here.

00:25Elsewhere, once again remaining mostly dry, though some fairly thick clouds starting to

00:28push into Wales, south-west England, this could produce some light patchy drizzle across

00:33any hilly areas.

00:34Elsewhere, a mix of cloud and also some clear skies, and if we see any of those clear skies

00:38stay prolonged through most of the night, a chance we could also see some mist and fog.

00:42But because of all the cloud around, that means temperatures won't drop particularly low, many

00:46towns and cities reaching lows of around 11 to 12 degrees Celsius.

00:50Nevertheless, it is set to be a wet start across Scotland, Northern Ireland, this band of rain

00:55slowly edging its way southwards, pushing through into the Scottish borders, north-west England,

01:00possibly northern parts of Wales, as we head through into the afternoon, but turning much

01:04brighter behind it, so Scotland, Northern Ireland seeing a better end to the day.

01:08Elsewhere, across England and Wales, it should remain dry, a mix of cloud and also some brighter

01:13spells, but probably more cloud around than what we saw this afternoon, and temperatures

01:17aren't going to get quite as high, but highs still reaching around 17 to 18 degrees Celsius,

01:20so still warm, pleasant, where we do see any sunshine.

01:25Then through into the evening, this band of, at this point, quite light rain will drift its

01:28way southwards, fairly fizzling out as it moves through into England and Wales, producing some

01:32patchy light rain and drizzle.

01:34It mostly brings in a fair amount of clouds, so things won't drop, temperatures won't drop

01:38quite as cool here, so a fairly mild start, but to the north of this, we can see plenty

01:42of clear skies.

01:43We can really see that split in temperatures, so a chance we could even see some rural frost across

01:47northern parts of England, Northern Ireland, possibly Scotland.

01:50So a fair few blustery showers starting to move into western parts of Scotland by the

01:54time we reach Wednesday morning.

01:55So that means across many areas of the south, once again, quite gloomy, quite a lot of cloud,

02:00some light outbreaks of drizzle still shifting its way southwards, so it should brighten up

02:04for many areas through the course of the afternoon.

02:07Once again, mostly dry, sunny spells, but still plenty of showers starting to move into Scotland,

02:12quite windy here too, so it could be some quite blustery showers at times by the afternoon.

02:17It's around about average, reaching around 16 to 17 degrees Celsius by the afternoon.

02:21Then, later through the week, we still once again have high pressure dominating the scene,

02:27this time pushing in from the west, and that means at times some north-western areas could

02:31catch some breezy weather, possibly even some light outbreaks of rain, but as we head towards

02:35the end of the week into the weekend, that high pressure really establishing itself across

02:39the UK, so remaining mostly dry, settled still with some sunny spells, but for more information

02:45on the week ahead weather, don't forget you can catch Alex Burkhill on YouTube.

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