Met Office Wednesday Afternoon Weather Forecast UK - 03/12/2025 - video Dailymotion

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Whilst some fog may be slow to clear and lift in eastern England, most places will get some bright sunny spells, but also a scattering of showers for some. Rain will then arrive from the west later and into tomorrow - This is the Met Office UK weather forecast for the afternoon of 03/12/2025. Bringing you today’s forecast is Alex Burkill. Subscribe to make sure you never miss the latest UK weather forecast or important weather warning - https://www.youtube.com/c/metoffice?sub_confirmation=1    We are the Met Office, the UK’s national weather service, and every day of the week we bring you a morning weather forecast and an afternoon weather forecast so that wherever you are in the UK we have you covered.   Forecasts and any weather warnings are accurate at time of recording. To ensure you have the most up to date weather information, check the hourly forecast and live warnings on the Met Office website or app

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00:00Hello, very good day to you. Most of us, not all of us, but most of us will have some fairly

00:05decent bright, at times sunny weather as we go through this afternoon. There is still

00:10a little bit of fog lingering across some central eastern parts of England, some low

00:14clouds, some murkiness for some, and also a few showers dotted around. But yes, most

00:18places having some dry, bright weather. That being said, there's a front waiting out in

00:23the west, and this is going to arrive later, bringing some wet weather, and there's more

00:27unsettled weather to come as we go through the end of the week and into the weekend.

00:31Back to what we're seeing through this afternoon, though. Like I said, some decent bright, sunny

00:35spells for most places. Some showers across parts of western Scotland, perhaps pushing

00:40into Northern Ireland down the western side of Wales, and some southern counties of England

00:44as well. Through the afternoon, they don't look quite as intense as the ones that we saw

00:49earlier on in the day, so mostly light for many places. And across central or eastern parts

00:54of the country, really actually avoiding the showers and staying fine with some bright,

00:58sunny weather. Just a little bit of that low cloud lingering, perhaps, particularly

01:02around Lincolnshire and Yorkshire. Temperatures are going to be near normal for the time of

01:07year, so high single figures towards the north, just about scraping into low double digits towards

01:12the south. A bit of a breeze, but the winds are a little bit lighter than they were yesterday.

01:17Then, as we go later on, most places sticking with a similar theme, perhaps a few more

01:21sherry bursts coming in from the west and the southwest as we go through the start of

01:25the night. Eastern areas staying, however, mostly dry, but towards the west, that front

01:30that I mentioned earlier, that comes in, so we see some heavy, persistent rain across Northern

01:34Ireland and outbreaks of rain across parts of Wales and southwest England as well. Worth

01:38bearing in mind, the winds will be strengthening as this pushes in as well. Further east, with the

01:42drier, clearer weather, again, we could see some fog patches developing, temperatures getting

01:47close to freezing in some rural spots, further west with the more unsettled conditions, while

01:52temperatures not dropping as low here. Then, through tomorrow, the rain in the west-southwest

01:58does make its way further north and eastwards, but it takes quite a while to do so, so it's

02:03going to be late morning, early afternoon by the time it arrives in some eastern-northeastern

02:08parts and could take well until after sunset before it clears away. Worth also factoring in

02:13that little wraparound of rain pushing into parts of Northern Ireland means the rain could

02:18stay quite heavy, persistent through much of the day here, so those rainfall totals continuing

02:22to build up. But as that whole system pushes its way northeastwards, elsewhere across central

02:27western parts of England and Wales, something a bit drier, brighter developing through the

02:32afternoon, but also a few showers coming in. And as well as the wet, the blustery weather

02:37that that front's going to be bringing, also a slight change in our air, and so temperatures,

02:42if anything, through Thursday look like they're going to be a degree or so lower for many

02:46of us compared to this Wednesday. Later on, as we go through overnight Thursday into Friday,

02:53there will be some clear weather, and so again, it could be a bit of a chilly, perhaps even

02:57frosty, maybe foggy start for many of us on Friday, but more unsettled weather is going

03:02to arrive as we go through Friday and into the weekend. Low-pressure systems bringing some

03:07heavy rain, some strong winds, particularly towards the west. Worth bearing in mind that

03:12temperatures are going to generally be around what you'd expect for this stage of December,

03:17and so whilst you can't rule out a little bit of winteriness, some sleet, some snow over the

03:20highest peaks, for many, we're looking at wet and windy weather through the weekend rather than

03:26anything wintry. We'll obviously be keeping you up to date with the forecast, with the rain,

03:31the wind that we'll be pushing through through this weekend and also next week, so make sure you

03:35subscribe so you don't miss any of our updates. I'll see you again soon. Bye-bye.

Met Office Wednesday Afternoon Weather Forecast UK - 03/12/2025

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