Met Office Sunday Evening weather forecast 19/10/25

Met Office

19 October- National weather forecast presented by Ellie Glaisyer.

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00:00Hello, welcome to your latest weather update from the Met Office. It's been quite a soggy

00:04end to the weekend for many of us and that's all thanks to low pressure, very much in charge

00:08of our weather over the next couple of days. The weather front that's brought us the rain

00:12through much of Sunday does clear away and that area of low pressure slowly pushes its

00:16way north eastwards as we go through Monday and Tuesday. There's still plenty of showers

00:19spiralling around this system. We then just need to keep an eye down towards the south

00:23of the UK as we see another area of low pressure pushing in and that could potentially bring

00:27further spells of quite heavy rain and some strong winds too.

00:32Back to the rest of Sunday though, and the rain that we've seen out there through much

00:35of Sunday continues to push its way north eastwards through Sunday evening and into the early hours

00:40of Monday morning. It will briefly turn drier for a time in the west, however plenty of showers

00:44soon barrelling in on a very brisk southwesterly wind, potentially some coastal gales across

00:49the far south west. And these heavy showers could contain the odd rumble of thunder and

00:54some hail mixed in there as well, and it will be staying really quite mild across the south-west

00:58too. Thanks to that cloud and those brisk winds, temperatures quite widely staying up

01:02in the double figures here. However, across parts of Northern Ireland, parts of Scotland,

01:06northern parts of England, where we do see some clear skies and dry conditions overnight,

01:10it could be turning a little chillier, with temperatures here reaching into the mid, perhaps

01:13even low single figures. There could also be the odd patch of mist and fog in places, but

01:18that should clear relatively quickly through Monday morning. However, for much of England and

01:23Wales, it will be a day of a few sunny spells, but plenty of heavy blustery showers spiralling

01:28around that air of low pressure down towards the south of the UK. Once again, these could

01:32be heavy at times, some hail and thunder definitely likely to be mixed in there. But it will be

01:36across parts of Northern Ireland, much of mainland Scotland, that will see the best of any sunshine

01:40through Monday afternoon. The very far north east of Scotland just lingering, just holding

01:44on to some lingering cloud and rain. With some lighter winds, where we do see that sunshine

01:49in the north, it will be feeling fairly pleasant in the sunshine, temperatures here around 14

01:53or 15 degrees. And in the south, despite those temperatures being a little above average for

01:56the time of year, it won't be feeling too pleasant thanks to those heavy showers and brisk winds.

02:01As we then go through Monday evening, we will continue to see some showers affecting much

02:06of England and Wales. They slowly start to ease as they push offshore into the North Sea.

02:10And then it's a bit of a mixed picture overnight. There will be some clear spells around and

02:14where we do see those clear skies, once again, we could see some mist and fog in places. But

02:18some showery rain into the west will keep things a little milder here. Temperatures generally

02:23once again holding up into the double figures where we do see some cloud, but could be turning

02:27a little chillier across the east where we see those clear skies. Once again, perhaps the

02:32odd touch of grass frost in places. So a bit of a mixed picture to start the day on Tuesday.

02:38Some clear spells to start once any mist and fog has cleared. And then showery rain feeding

02:42in from the west, though this likely to be not quite as heavy as we saw on Monday. Perhaps

02:47a bit more in the way of sunshine between those showers as well. Temperatures will be fairly

02:50similar on Tuesday as well, though the winds won't be quite as strong, so potentially not

02:55feeling quite as unpleasant across the south. And similar again in terms of the temperatures

02:59further north, around 13 or 14 degrees. Then looking ahead towards the middle part of the

03:05week after we've seen the sunny spells and showers at first, there is that air of low pressure

03:08to just keep an eye on. It could bring some quite heavy rain and some strong winds too.

03:13And as that pulls away, it will leave a bit of a northerly flow across the country, so

03:16potentially turning a little bit colder by the time we get to next weekend too. You can

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03:29when I'm back from maternity leave. Bye for now.

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