Met Office Saturday Evening Weather Forecast 01/11/2025

Met Office

01 November - National Evening Forecast presented by Jonathan Vautrey

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00:00Hello there, a very good evening to you.

00:03After a showery Saturday, there are further spells of rain on the cards for some of us

00:07into the second half of the weekend.

00:10Our area of low pressure is now clearing off from northeastern Scotland, so it will be

00:13turning drier for the Northern Isles overnight, but we've got our next occluded front just

00:17beginning to swing through across the Republic of Ireland, and that will eventually move

00:21particularly towards England and Wales this evening and overnight.

00:25This showery rain could turn heavy at times with some squally winds, maybe some rumbles

00:29of thunder in there as well as you are sleeping.

00:33There will still be some clear spells in between all of that, and so temperatures will be dropping

00:36down into single figures overnight, a little chilly in places, but still quite a breeze

00:41around and that's going to be mixing up the air, so there shouldn't be too much frost to

00:45kick off Sunday morning.

00:47A band of rain though will take some time to clear off, and so particularly for south-eastern

00:52England, it's going to be quite a wet start to Sunday, again some heavy pulses of rain

00:56possible.

00:57And further frequent showers are going to be spreading into north-western Scotland, these

01:00again heavy with hail, now even some further thunder, some coastal gales around the outer

01:06Hebrides and the highlands as well.

01:09Elsewhere there will be some sunshine developing, and so if you manage to get out in that and

01:12away from the breeze a bit, it will feel okay overall, but still likely to need a coat.

01:17If you are stepping outside, temperature is generally only around 10 to 13 degrees Celsius.

01:24The cloud will be building out towards the west as we head later on in the day, initially

01:28for Northern Ireland where outbreaks of rain will arrive, but that's going to spread eastwards

01:32across many areas as that front moves across the UK.

01:36It's being driven in by this area of low pressure, which is actually the remnants of ex-hurricane

01:42Melissa.

01:43It's significantly weaker now compared to when it was over the Caribbean, now that it's

01:47transitioned into a more mid-latitude low pressure system.

01:51But since it's pushed towards the UK, it is going to be continuing that unsettled theme

01:55as we head into next week.

01:57A lot of isobiles on the chart here indicating that Monday is going to be a very windy day

02:01for many of us.

02:02But those winds coming in from a south-westerly direction mean that it's filtering in some quite

02:07mild air for the time of year.

02:09And so, in contrary to where we're starting off Sunday morning on Monday morning, we're

02:14going to be in double-digit figures for the vast majority of us.

02:19That does come with quite a lot of cloud on the scene and is going to be fairly dreary

02:23for many.

02:24Outbreaks of rain pushing their way in from the west, particularly heavy over some hills,

02:28the likes of Erri, the Pennines, seeing a decent amount of rainfall.

02:31The further east that you are, you might stay a little drier, perhaps a few glimmers of sunshine

02:36managing to poke through the cloud here as well.

02:39But still, those blustery winds right across the board, gales in exposure as well.

02:44Still though, coming in from that south-westerly direction, so temperatures are going to be

02:4915, 16 degrees Celsius, well above where we'd normally expect them to be for the start

02:53of November.

02:54We'll have plenty more updates, of course, on what you can expect as we head throughout

02:59the rest of next week.

03:00So subscribe to the YouTube channel for those.

03:01We'll see you again later on.

03:02Bye-bye.

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