Remaining cloudy through central and western England and throughout Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Although high cloud to clear north Scotland by late morning, allowing for the chance of some sunny spells. The south east of England to largely remain dry. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle will slowly move northwards across northern England into Scotland, with Wales, Northern Ireland and southwest England seeing the odd shower -This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the morning of 07/03/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Honor Criswick.
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00:00Hello there, good morning. Many of us have been enjoying some spring sunshine this week,
00:05but I'm afraid to say the skies may look a little bit different today. More cloud around,
00:10particularly across western areas where quite low cloud at times too, so that could bring
00:13in some murky conditions. Some outbreaks of rain and drizzle slowly shifting their way
00:17northwards, particularly affecting Wales and northern parts of England. But it's not going
00:21to be a total washout across much of the south and southeast, largely dry. Even some sunshine
00:26across parts of East Anglia, Sussex and Ken, and also some sunny spells at times across
00:31northern parts of Scotland. But for many, a cloudier day on offer. But taking a look
00:36at those temperatures, they're still widely above average for the time of year. Highs
00:40of 15 to 16 Celsius, particularly across the southeast. Then through into this evening
00:47and overnight, we'll see more of this cloud slowly shifting its way northwards, light
00:51outbreaks of rain and drizzle. That's going to lead to quite a damp start across parts
00:55of Scotland, perhaps even the odd heavier outbreak as it moves through across higher
00:59ground and a few heavy showers just starting to skirt their way into parts of Cornwall.
01:04But for many, it's going to be a largely dry start, quite bright across parts of the south
01:08and southeast too, and another mild night to come too. Temperatures widely in the mid
01:12to high single figures. So a wet start across Scotland, some heavy showers across parts
01:19of Cornwall, but through the course of the morning, any rain or showers largely petering
01:23out. And for the beginning of the weekend, it's going to be largely dry, largely settled,
01:27perhaps more in the way of milky sunshine across parts of the west as we see some higher
01:31cloud build through too, but largely dry and some sunny spells, particularly across parts
01:36of the south and southeast and still very warm for the time of year. Highs of 16, possibly
01:41even 17 Celsius where that sunshine sticks around. What about the rest of the weekend
01:48then? Well, for Sunday, there's still going to be lots of dry weather around. Once any
01:52rain across the north clears away. And for Monday and Tuesday, high pressure largely
01:56dominating. So once again, largely dry and settled, perhaps some outbreaks of rain just
02:00skirting the north on Sunday and Monday. But with high pressure mainly across Iceland,
02:05that's dragging in a northerly flow. So things are going to be turning chilly as we head
02:09into next week. So more sunshine, yes, but likely to see some quite cold days and nights
02:14ahead. Bye bye.