Largely sunny for most. Rain moving into Northern Ireland, heavy in places and falling as snow over high ground. Blustery with showers across the Northern Isles. Temperatures close to the seasonal average. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the afternoon of 25/01/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Ellie Glaisyer
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00:00Good afternoon and welcome to our latest weather update from the Met Office. So storm Aon brought
00:05disruption for many of us through Friday. It is gradually moving away towards Scandinavia
00:09as we head through the rest of the weekend. But then it's all eyes out towards the west
00:12as we see this weather front arriving through Saturday evening. We then see a brief ridge
00:16of high pressure before all eyes out to the west again as we see another area of low pressure
00:20arriving bringing further spells of wet and quite windy weather to southern parts of the
00:25UK into the new working week. Before we get there though, there will be plenty of sunshine
00:29on offer for many of us on Saturday afternoon, a welcome change from what we saw on Friday.
00:34We do see that weather front though arriving across parts of Northern Ireland, some quite
00:37heavy downpours likely here and perhaps some sleet and snow over any high ground too. Temperatures
00:43will be round about average for the time of year for many of us, 6, 7, 8, perhaps 9 degrees
00:47across the very far south and 4 to 6 degrees across the north. It will still be quite blustery
00:52across the Northern Isles and we could still see some showers here too. As we then go through
00:57Saturday evening, that weather front across Northern Ireland spreads its way eastwards
01:01into northern parts of England, parts of Wales and parts of Scotland too and we could see
01:05some sleet and snow over the high ground. It generally fizzles out by the time it gets
01:08to much of England but there will still be a few showery outbreaks into the early hours
01:12of Sunday morning. Behind that weather front we do see some clear spells developing and
01:16that will allow temperatures to drop off, particularly across parts of Northern Ireland
01:19and Scotland and we'll see temperatures dropping below freezing here which could lead to some
01:23frost and some icy stretches to start the day on Sunday. Perhaps not quite as cold
01:27across the far south of the UK although temperatures here still dropping down into the low single
01:32figure. So for all of us, likely to be quite a chilly start to the day on Sunday but quite
01:36a cloudy start too for much of England and Wales. We see that weather front pushing up
01:40from the south-west, spreading its way north and eastwards through into Sunday afternoon,
01:44bringing some really quite heavy downpours across parts of Wales, southern parts of England
01:48and then into parts of Northern Ireland, northern England and eastern parts of England through
01:52Sunday afternoon. For Scotland though, a dry afternoon for many and plenty of sunshine
01:56on offer. Temperatures for most of us again will be around about average for the time
02:00of year although we're just drawing up a little bit of milder air across the very far south
02:04so temperatures here around 10 or 11 degrees although perhaps not feeling like that with
02:08those strong south-westerly winds. As we then go through Sunday evening that weather front
02:12pushes further north into parts of Scotland where we could again see some sleet and snow
02:16over the high ground and we'll see some blustery showers feeding in across the south-west too.
02:21We then see this next weather front arriving across the very far south so further outbreaks
02:25of heavy rain across southern parts of England into the start of Monday and that could cause
02:29some disruption as we head into the new working week. So do make sure you keep up to date
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