Met Office Afternoon Weather Forecast 16/04/2025 - Heavy rain in places - video Dailymotion

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An area of low pressure continues to slowly move northwards this afternoon, bringing some persistent and heavy outbreaks of rain across northwestern England, parts of Scotland and particularly Northern Ireland where a yellow warning is in force until this evening. A much calmer day for the south and southeast of England with lighter winds than Tuesday, although still breezy with sunshine and scattered showers across parts of Devon and Cornwall. - This is your Met Office UK weather forecast for 16/04/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Honor Criswick.

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00:00It's going to be a tale of two halves this afternoon. A cloudy and wet picture for northern

00:06parts, but an improving picture in parts of the south. And it's all because this area

00:10of low pressure swirling around is slowly shifting its way northwards, but that does

00:15mean it is going to bring some persistent and heavy outbreaks of rain for some, particularly

00:19across northern Ireland where we do have a warning in force up until this evening. And

00:24it's going to be quite blustery for some as well, particularly across exposed coasts.

00:28But across parts of the south and southeast, a much calmer day ahead, lighter winds and

00:33some sunshine by the time we reach the afternoon. But there is still always a risk of some showers,

00:38particularly across parts of Devon and Cornwall. And still fairly mild across the southeast,

00:43highs of 17 degrees here. But across the north, under the cloud and rain, it is going to be

00:47feeling quite chilly. Quite a few areas barely even reaching into the double digits.

00:53Now, through across into the evening, we'll continue to see this area of low pressure

00:57move its way northwards. Eventually, rain easing away from parts of the north, northern parts

01:02of England and parts of Wales. And it's going to be a largely clear night across the southern

01:06half of the UK. Still a risk of some showers just bubbling up into parts of Devon and Cornwall.

01:11But where we see the clearest skies, that means it's going to be a slightly chillier night ahead.

01:15Lighter winds, so a chance of some mist and fog by the morning and also a chance of some

01:20rural frost. But across Scotland, much of northern Ireland, still plenty of cloud around,

01:24keeping those temperatures fairly mild.

01:27Now, as we head through into Thursday, it's going to be a brighter day for many areas,

01:32particularly across parts of Wales and northern England. Seeing some more sunshine,

01:36particularly as we head into the afternoon and feeling fairly pleasant and warm in the

01:40sunshine too. But there is still always a risk of some showers bubbling up as we head through

01:44into the afternoon, particularly once again across parts of Wales and parts of southern England.

01:49And any longer spells of rain largely easing away across northern Ireland and Scotland.

01:53But still a chance of some showers here. But in those sunnier breaks, feeling warm,

01:58highs of around 17 to 18 Celsius and a degree or two higher across Scotland and northern Ireland,

02:04but still on the chilly side here. Now, after Thursday, it's the Easter bank holiday weekend,

02:10and it's a slightly improving picture compared to what it looked like yesterday. There's still

02:14going to be a fair amount of wet weather, particularly across western areas on Friday.

02:18As we head through Saturday and Sunday, still some sunshine, yes, but always a risk of showers.

02:24And it is going to feel a little bit chilly at times where we see a cloudier picture away from

02:28the southeast there, where it's going to be quite mild. And then it looks like a return

02:31of the wet weather, particularly across the west, into Monday. But of course, if you subscribe

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Met Office Afternoon Weather Forecast 16/04/2025 - Heavy rain in places

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