Met Office Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 26/10/2025

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26 October - National Afternoon Forecast presented by Marco Petagna

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00:00Hello, here's your latest weather update from the Met Office. I'm Marco Pitagno. We've

00:03got a pretty unsettled picture of weather-wise across the UK at the moment. Outbreaks of

00:07rain affecting many areas as we go into the evening. Certainly quite a chilly and overly

00:10breeze also affecting the UK, coming all the way down from the Arctic at the moment. Over

00:14the next few days we lose that cold flow and we start to see weather coming in off the

00:17Atlantic and certainly towards the end of the week and increasingly into next weekend

00:21a very mild southwesterly starting to develop. But notice with low pressure still in charge,

00:24the weather does stay pretty unsettled throughout. Back to this evening and into the overnight

00:29period now. And those outbreaks of rain across the south and south-west will start to fizzle

00:32away. We'll see some clear spells developing here into the early hours. Whereas further

00:36north across central and northern parts of the UK, blustery showers continue to feed in

00:40from the north, merging to give some longer spells of rain at times in places. And it could

00:44be pretty windy in some exposed spots, something to bear in mind if you are heading out about

00:48during the overnight period. Turning quite chilly too across the north, certainly in rural spots

00:52of Scotland. Chrissy temperatures down close to freezing, giving a touch of frost in places.

00:56Whereas down towards the south, with the breeze and the cloud in places here, temperatures

01:00hold up at around about 9 or 10 degrees. So we start the new working week then on a pretty

01:04showery note across the UK. Quite a brisk, northerly breeze. Plenty of showers feeding

01:08down across all areas. But as we go through the day, those showers will start to ease from

01:12the west, becoming more confined towards northern and easternmost parts of the UK as we head into

01:16the afternoon. Elsewhere though, as I say, the winds start to ease down, so feeling a bit

01:20more pleasant than in recent days, given some sunshine at times. By the end of the afternoon,

01:25though, outbreaks of rain start to push back in across Northern Ireland, so turning pretty

01:28wet here for the evening rush hour. Temperatures, well, still quite chilly for the time of year,

01:33especially towards the north and northeast of the UK, no better than 7 or 8 degrees in

01:36places here. Down towards the south and southwest nearer 14 or 15 Celsius, 15 there in Plymouth

01:42is 59 in Fahrenheit, and a bit closer to the seasonal average. Outbreaks of rain out across

01:47those western parts though will start to feed their way east and southeast across all parts

01:51as we go through the overnight period into Tuesday, so turning pretty wet across all parts into

01:55the early hours, with some snow across the high ground in Scotland. And again, it stays

01:59pretty blustery, with temperatures in the north dipping low enough once again for a touch

02:03of frost in a few sheltered spots down into low single figures here, but holding up again

02:07at around about 10 or 11 Celsius down towards the south and southwest of the UK.

02:12Tuesday looks like a pretty unsettled day with low pressure still in charge, further showers,

02:16the longest spells of rain to come across pretty much all of the UK. I think the south of the

02:20UK, certainly central southern England and parts of Wales, seeing the best of the sunshine

02:24between those showers, but on the whole, pretty unsettled. And once again, things fairly chilly,

02:28temperatures no better than 7 to 9 degrees in the north, up to 14 or 15 degrees, that's

02:33the 59 Fahrenheit across some southern and central areas. As for the rest of the week, well,

02:39low pressure continues to dominate the weather, so it will stay pretty unsettled across all

02:42parts. Outbreaks of rain at times, quite brisk winds. But on the positive side,

02:46temperatures will start to rise, certainly later on in the week.

02:50That's pretty much it for me, but of course you can keep tuned to the Met Office forecast

02:53by following us on social media and by subscribing to our YouTube channel. I'll see you soon, take

02:58care for now, bye bye.

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