Met Office Friday Evening National Weather Forecast 14/11/2025

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14 November - National weather forecast presented by Amy Bokota.

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00:00Hello and a very good evening to you. Storm cloudier continues to bring wet weather across

00:05much of England and particularly Wales as we head through this evening. So let's take a look at the

00:09bigger picture. So this is storm cloudier quite far away from the UK but this is these associated

00:14frontal systems and those strong winds look at that squeeze on those isobars that will be giving

00:18us our impactful weather. Heading in towards Saturday morning notice those isobars begin

00:22to spread out a little bit so we will start to see something calmer starting the weekend.

00:26Starting tonight though I'll give an overview of those warnings so we do have a large yellow

00:31rain warning covering much of England and parts of Wales. In this area we could see widespread sort of

00:3750 millimetres of rain across this area so we could see some impacts but the main area is these amber

00:43warnings here so we've got the main one stretching from the wash across parts of Wales and up to the

00:47southern Pennines and here we could see up to 80 millimetres across the day and we could see some

00:52severe impacts as well but particularly across parts of southeastern Wales up to 100 millimetres

00:57maybe even more and potentially should see some significant impacts here. There is also a yellow

01:02wind warning in force as well for parts of northwest Wales and parts of northwest England and those are

01:08going to be on the lee side so as we start to see those strong winds we've got a strong easterly wind

01:14which is not the usual direction that we usually see impactful weather so particularly strong winds could

01:18see 50 to 60 perhaps even 70 miles an hour in those zones. So looking at the weather through Friday

01:26evening then so this is that band of rain that we've got associated with storm cloudy up bringing

01:30those impacts but as you can see as we head overnight and in towards Saturday morning it does start to

01:34fizzle away and we do start to see something a little bit calmer approaching. Underneath that rain

01:39band it's still going to be fairly cool it's got temperatures around six or eight degrees,

01:43notably milder though across the south 10 or 11 degrees and it'll be particularly mild here.

01:49It could be a few mist and fog patches as well to start the day across the southern part of the UK

01:54but the best of the sunshine and the coolest temperatures will be across Scotland and there

01:58should be some pretty decent sunny spells starting across the day in parts of western Scotland too.

02:05So moving through Saturday it will be a very grey start to the day as we said there could be a few

02:09mist and fog patches across the far southern half of England and it will be continuing to be a grey

02:15damp and drizzly day for much of the UK. Rain won't be quite as intense but it will be still fairly

02:21persistent and drizzly in nature as we head through Saturday. Notice those winds still coming from that

02:26easterly direction and they will be less strong than we'll see on Friday but it will still be pretty breezy

02:32on the top high ground around the Pennines and particularly parts of southwest Scotland it's still going to be

02:38pretty breezy on those hilltops as well. Further north there across Scotland we'll see some pretty

02:44decent sunny spells and again it could be a fairly nice and sunny day if rather cold. Temperatures are

02:50going to struggle to get above single figures particularly across Scotland and parts of Northern

02:55Ireland and further south underneath that rain and with that strong wind coming in off the easterly

03:01on from the North Sea it's still going to be feeling pretty cold across many parts particularly down

03:05that east coast of the North Sea through Saturday. Best parts of the weather probably across the far

03:11south there could be a few brighter spells in the mix and temperatures around 15 degrees for November

03:16is not too bad. Heading through the rest of Saturday evening then so we're going to see that rain continue

03:22to start to fizzle away and slowly sink its way southwards as we head through Saturday night and into

03:28Sunday morning. That cold air towards the north is slowly going to sink and we will start to see a frontal

03:34feature beginning to push into the Northern Isles of Shetland and Orkney as we start the day on Sunday.

03:40So temperatures again it's going to be a chilly start particularly in parts of Scotland it could

03:44be see frosty conditions it's going to be a bright and cool start to the day for Northern Ireland quite

03:49a bit different from what they've been seeing recently and we do start to see this frontal band

03:53arriving could see some perhaps some hill snow on that as it sinks south but noticeably milder across

03:58these southern sections still holding on to double figures across the very far south of England.

04:03Heading through the rest of Sunday then so another grey start across the southern half of the UK

04:10and we will start to see some brighter spells developing perhaps for eastern parts north

04:14northwest England Northern Ireland later and parts of Scotland still seeing a pretty decent day but this

04:20band of showers that will be sinking south again could give some hill snow over that higher ground.

04:24Notice that wind particularly through the afternoon it's going to be quite breezy so on that north coast of

04:29Scotland and down the east coast of particularly England it's going to be feeling pretty chilly

04:34with those winds as well. That's all from me if you want to find out any more about those warnings

04:38please do have a look at our YouTube channel and our website.

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