An unsettled start to the day as Storm Bert only slowly continues to move eastwards. Early heavy rain clearing southeast England. Windy with sunny spells and blustery showers mostly affecting northern and western areas and most frequent across Scotland. Driest across the Midlands into southeastern areas after the early rain - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 25/11/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Greg Dewhurst.
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00:00Hello, there. Welcome to your latest MetEovis forecast. It was an unsettled weekend as Storm
00:06Burt brought some strong winds, damaging gusts of wind as well as some flooding across parts
00:11of the U.K. Looking at the bigger picture, Burt is only just slowly pulling away over
00:15the next 24 hours, high pressure replacing it as we head towards Tuesday. So, winds falling
00:20much lighter for all of us. So, it's an unsettled start to the day, heavy rain clearing southeast
00:26England, blustery winds across many areas, but the day ahead is generally a mixture
00:30of sunny spells and showers. Showers, though, frequent across Scotland, some longer spells
00:34of rain, snow falling over the mountains as well. Frequent showers, Northern Ireland,
00:38Northern England, Wales, the West Country as well. The best of the drier, sunnier weather
00:42across parts of the Midlands down into southeast England. But for all, a pretty windy afternoon
00:48to come. We'll see gusts of 30, 40 miles an hour, perhaps locally 50 miles an hour across
00:53parts of Scotland, taking the edge off the temperatures, feeling quite cool, particularly
00:57compared to the highs of 17, 18 Celsius that we saw on Sunday, 7 to 11 Celsius, which is
01:04actually nearer to average for the time of year. Through to the evening time, further
01:08showers push their way eastwards for many parts of the country. Some longer spells of
01:12rain pushing in across northern Scotland, this weather front pushing its way southwards,
01:16some snow over the higher ground continuing to be blustery here, but elsewhere winds fall
01:22light and under the clearest skies, temperatures fall away. Perhaps a touch of frost in the
01:26countryside. Towns and cities holding up around 3 or 4 degrees, but 0 minus 1 possible in
01:33the countryside. So a frosty start, a bright start to Tuesday. Showers, though, particularly
01:37across Scotland, pushing southwards, some longer spells of rain, some hill snow as well.
01:42This feature across the English Channel may give some rain across southern counties of
01:46England for a time too. But for many, much drier, brighter through Tuesday, plenty of
01:51sunny spells, this weather front giving some showery rain as it pushes southwards and
01:55for many, winds will be much lighter. Still breezy, though, across the far north-east
02:00of Scotland and winds generally coming in from the north, temperatures 7 to 11 Celsius.
02:06So it is a mixed picture through the week ahead. We will see further rain at times,
02:11particularly as we head towards the middle of the week, southern counties of England
02:14and Wales. But generally, the winds will be lighter compared to the weekend, less disruption,
02:19but temperatures near average with the risk of some overnight frosts at times too.
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