Met Office Saturday Evening Weather Forecast 15/11/2025

Met Office

15 November - National Evening Forecast presented by Honor Criswick

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00:00Hello there, good evening.

00:01We'll end up with a north-south split tonight, turning colder for some but remaining fairly

00:06mild for others, and it really depends on how much cloud we'll see.

00:10Now across Scotland, plenty of clear skies, so temperatures soon dipping away here, it's

00:14likely we'll see quite a widespread frost, particularly in any rural areas, and the cloud

00:19soon sinking towards the south, so Northern Ireland, north-west England will start to

00:23see plenty of clear skies, so turning much chillier here, but across Wales, central and

00:27southern England, cloudier skies will remain.

00:30This will produce some drizzle at times, and also some quite murky conditions once again

00:34across the south.

00:35We may even see some fog here by the morning, so temperatures across the south remaining

00:39at around 9 to 10 degrees Celsius, but across the north, the low single figures, and quite

00:45a few areas likely to dip below freezing.

00:47So still a fairly mild start across the south, still plenty of cloud across the skies though,

00:53but the good news is it will be brightening up, cloud often sinking towards the south,

00:57so allowing plenty of sunshine to develop.

01:00Now mostly dry for many areas, though we can't rule out some showers, particularly across Scotland,

01:06any exposed north sea coasts could see the occasional shower or two.

01:10But for most, dry with some sunshine, though it is going to be feeling very cold.

01:14We had a very mild week last week, so people are certainly going to notice the chill Sunday

01:19afternoon.

01:20Highs still reaching around 11 to 12 degrees Celsius, but elsewhere the highest single figures,

01:25or the low double digits, but it's really going to feel chilly in those brisk northerly winds.

01:31Now through into the evening we'll see many more clear skies, so once again temperatures

01:36soon dipping away across the country, but particularly once again across Scotland, northern parts

01:40of England and Northern Ireland, where we're expecting another widespread frost, more patchy

01:45frost across Wales, central and southern England, but less so across the far southeast.

01:50Still mostly dry, though can't rule out some showers around any eastern coasts, but it is

01:55going to be feeling much chillier for all as we head towards Monday morning.

02:00So a cold start to the new week, but once again mostly dry with plenty of sunshine.

02:06More clouds starting to fill the skies across the far north of Scotland, some showers here,

02:11and once again we still have some blustery showers that could drift in around any eastern

02:15coasts.

02:16It could even bring a sprinkling of snow, mainly across Scotland, but we could see some winteriness

02:20in those showers if they do skirt past any highland areas.

02:25But for most, temperatures are going to be returning to average for the time of year, but because

02:29those northerly winds are going to be quite brisk, it is going to be feeling much chillier.

02:34So more towards the mid-single figures for many, but feeling more like freezing across parts

02:38of Aberdeenshire.

02:40So the cold air is here to stay, will continue to plunge down from the Arctic, spreading its

02:46way across the country through the early and middle part of next week.

02:49But if you're not a fan of the cold weather, well there might be something slightly milder

02:53on its way, but of course with the mild weather, it also comes with some wind and rain.

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03:03Bye bye.

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