Met Office Monday Morning Weather Forecast 29/12/2025

29 December - National morning forecast presented by Greg Dewhurst

Transcript

00:00Hello, good morning, welcome to your latest Met Office forecast.

00:04High pressure in charge of our weather still for another couple of days,

00:08keeping it largely dry and settled.

00:11But it will change as we move through towards the new year.

00:14Low pressure starts to dominate Scandinavia and we see a colder northerly flow developing.

00:20For many of us, an increasing risk of some sleet and snow showers,

00:24particularly across the north of the UK, come New Year's Day.

00:27But for Monday morning, a dry picture out there, some thick patches of fog through the central belt.

00:35So there could be some tricky travelling conditions first thing,

00:38so do take extra care if you are out this morning.

00:41And then this should slowly lift and break as we go through the day.

00:45For most of us, a cloudy day again, lots of dry weather around.

00:48A weak weather front could introduce some light rain or showers along the east coast of England and Scotland.

00:54But most places stay dry.

00:55Best of the sunny breaks again across western parts of the UK, but they could be fleeting here at times too.

01:02And in terms of temperatures, similar to what we've seen in the last few days, rising to around six or seven Celsius.

01:08They may linger nearer to freezing where we keep some fog patches through the central belt.

01:13Into the evening time, an increased risk of some showers down eastern parts of England.

01:18These pushing their way south and westwards, but fading as we head into the early hours.

01:22Clear spells following on behind.

01:25Quite a widespread frost forming across Scotland once more.

01:28Temperatures in the countryside falling down to around minus six or minus seven.

01:33Towns and cities nearer to freezing.

01:34Where we keep cloud across England and Wales, Northern Ireland, we could see temperatures around three or four degrees.

01:40But any prolonged clear spells, we will see some frost and fog forming.

01:43On Tuesday, generally a dry start to the day.

01:48Plenty of sunny spells breaking through as the cloud will hopefully tend to break up more than what we've seen over recent days.

01:55The risk of a few showers around the coast, but most places staying dry.

01:58And again, temperatures six or seven degrees.

02:01But where any fog lingers through the central belt once more, could struggle around two or three degrees.

02:05So chilly feel here.

02:07And into the evening time, still plenty of dry weather.

02:11Wednesday, New Year's Eve, we're looking at plenty of dry weather around.

02:15An increasing risk of some showers across Norman, Scotland.

02:18These becoming a bit more widespread as we get towards the end of the week into the new year.

02:24And turning colder as well.

02:26Temperatures falling away.

02:27So an increasing chance of some of those showers falling as sleet and snow, particularly across the north.

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02:38See you again soon.