Met Office Tuesday Evening Weather Forecast 04/11/2025

Met Office

04 November - National weather forecast presented by Clare Nasir.

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00:00Hello there, welcome to your Tuesday evening weather update from the Met Office.

00:04After a very dull October, November has started on a wet note for some.

00:09Some high rainfall totals through the last 48 hours across Cumbria

00:13and now we have rain warnings for southern parts of Wales and the West Country.

00:17So if you are driving through this evening and overnight,

00:19please note there could be some heavy rain out there causing problems on the roads

00:23with spray, poor visibility and surface water issues.

00:26A succession of weather fronts continues to push northwards into Wednesday morning

00:31so that rain does extend northwards.

00:33The breeze will always be a feature of the weather, mixing the air up

00:36so a mild night away from the far north of Scotland.

00:39And through tomorrow we will continue to see showery bursts of rain

00:42but also some brighter breaks coming through particularly towards the east there.

00:46But low pressure always dominant, always affecting our weather through the next few days.

00:51So let's pick up on that heavy rain through this evening.

00:53The West Country, central southern England, the Midlands, Wales

00:56and also low clouds shrouding the hills with some patchy rain

01:00across southern parts of Scotland, northern England.

01:03Notice some clearer skies, the west of Northern Ireland towards Highlands

01:07with showers across Caithness, Orkney, one or two clipping Shetland

01:11as well as the Outer Hebrides.

01:14So all of this rain is moving northwards and taking within that low cloud as well.

01:19So some heavy pulses of rain through this evening pushing towards northern England.

01:23You can see filaments of rain just extending from Belfast, pushing northwards

01:27and eventually reaching the central belt of Scotland.

01:30The breeze will keep temperatures up even though you'll see dry skies,

01:33even some starry skies across eastern counties of England.

01:35But more rain through the early hours of the morning across the West Country,

01:40Wales, northern England, northern Ireland pushing up towards the central belt of Scotland.

01:45Clearer skies through the early hours of the morning across the far north of Scotland

01:48will allow for temperatures to drop.

01:50So a chilly start to the day here, but a wet one if you're stepping out first thing

01:55on Wednesday morning across many parts.

01:57Temperatures holding up 11 to 13 across most parts of the country,

02:01but perhaps only four or five across the far north and northwest of Scotland.

02:05So a bright start to the day here with some sunshine, some dry weather.

02:09Notice a mix of clouds and some brighter breaks across eastern counties.

02:12But this heavier band of rain will affect the central belt of Scotland,

02:17pushing up towards the highlands as we head through the morning.

02:21More rain just across Irish seacoast, northern counties of England,

02:24as well as Northern Ireland.

02:26But through the afternoon, notice across central and eastern areas of England,

02:29you'll see some drier skies and some drier skies attempting to move in across the West Country.

02:34But a legacy of cloud here with some sherry bursts for Wales

02:37and certainly some more persistent rain,

02:39which will eventually reach the far north of Scotland.

02:42Hanging on to drier weather until probably much later on in the day across Shetland.

02:48So through the afternoon, this is where the rain is across more northern areas.

02:52But a mix of clouds and some clearer skies further south.

02:56And where the clouds are thick enough, the odd spot or two of rain can't be ruled out.

02:59Look at the temperatures.

03:00We could see a 17 towards the southeast of England,

03:0315 for Northern Ireland, 16 for Wales.

03:05But across the far north of Scotland, yes, you'll see probably only 11 or 12.

03:10Bonfire evening.

03:11If you are enjoying some fireworks, remember there will be a fair amount of cloud,

03:15but mostly dry skies across England and Wales.

03:18As I said, though, some damp conditions just coming and going,

03:21bits and spots of rain in the breeze.

03:23But it will be a mild bonfire night this year.

03:27Certainly, temperatures only holding around, I'd say, 14 or 15 degrees Celsius

03:31for much of England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Southern Scotland.

03:35Further north, though, outbreaks of rain possible across southern Scotland.

03:40Central belt for Northern Ireland.

03:42Yes, yet again, that cloud could produce the odd spot or two of rain.

03:45And a stronger wind for the far north of Scotland,

03:47with that persistent rain reaching Shetland through the evening time.

03:51And that rain extending down towards Sutherland, as well as the northwest highlands there.

03:56Now, through Wednesday evening and overnight, again, showery bursts of rain,

04:01particularly towards the west, clipping Wales, the west country,

04:04as the rain comes confined to the far north of Scotland.

04:07This rain will extend towards Northern Ireland through rush hour on Thursday.

04:12So if you are stepping out, you may find some wet weather towards the west there for Northern Ireland.

04:17A lot of cloud generally through Wednesday, but the cloud will attempt to break up at times,

04:21even for central and eastern areas of Scotland, where you could see some brighter breaks.

04:26And certainly some brighter weather tempting to come through during the afternoon

04:30for Wales, the Midlands, the west country, and northern counts of England.

04:33At the same time, this swirl of cloud, some stronger winds and outbreaks of rain

04:38affecting western parts of Scotland.

04:40So the weather remains fairly messy through the latter part of Thursday.

04:43And we could see a bit more rain also for Northern Ireland and central parts of Scotland.

04:48So here are your temperatures through Thursday afternoon, coming in 15 or 16 for Scotland,

04:5314 for Northern Ireland, even higher though for England and Wales.

04:58For more details, check out our deep dive.

05:00Take care, enjoy bonfire night if you are out and about.

05:03Remember, the weather remains mild until we head into the latter part of the week.

05:07I'll see you later.

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