Met Office Evening Weather Forecast 14/07/2025 - Drier southern and central areas - video Dailymotion

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Rain moving slowly northwards across northern Scotland. Further rain spreading across Northern Ireland and into north and west Wales, with a few showers in between across southern Scotland. Largely dry with clear spells elsewhere. Fresher than previous nights, with minimum temperatures in the low teens. - This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 14/07/2025. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Alex Deakin.

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00:00Welcome to your evening weather update from the Met Office.

00:03Some heavy rain on the way, some welcome rain in places, of course.

00:07Low pressure is behind it.

00:09This low has been trekking slowly but surely towards the UK.

00:13It's brought the change to cooler conditions already.

00:16And around this low, there's plenty of cloud and rain too.

00:20One weather front trekking slowly across northern Scotland through the night,

00:23bringing some pretty soggy conditions to northern Aberdeenshire,

00:26Caithness, Sutherland and the Westernars.

00:28And then the main low sweeps in, some rain through Northern Ireland

00:31and eventually into parts of north and west Wales.

00:34One or two showers ahead of it in southern Scotland.

00:37Many central and eastern parts will have a dry night.

00:40It has turned cooler, it has turned fresher.

00:42Temperatures down into the low teens for many single digits across rural parts in Scotland.

00:49Of course, it takes a while for your house to cool down,

00:52but you should notice it won't be quite so humid overnight tonight,

00:56a more comfortable night for sleeping.

00:57But it will be a wet and windy day for some tomorrow.

01:00It starts pretty soggy across Northern Ireland.

01:02That rain spreads into north Wales, north-west England, south-west Scotland.

01:06Especially this zone stays soggy for most of the day.

01:09The wind's really picking up through the night as well.

01:12And seasonably gusty around the coast of Wales, south-west England and north-west England too.

01:17It'll be breezy for parts of East Anglia and the south-east with the odd shower,

01:21but many places here will stay dry.

01:23Same goes for the south coast of England.

01:25And much of Northern Scotland having a fine day, actually.

01:28It may start a bit cloudy with a few spots of rain, but that should clear.

01:32And then we'll see some sunny spells.

01:33But let's focus in on that rain because it really starts to move in through the night.

01:37This is showing the six-hour rainfall accumulations building up across Northern Ireland.

01:42And some showers breaking out ahead of that main rain zone.

01:46And then it spreads into Wales, north-west England, south of Scotland.

01:49And over the hills here, some red peaks there.

01:51We could see over 50 millimetres of rain over the tops of the hills.

01:56Maybe as much as 75 to 80 millimetres of rainfall.

02:00And that's something we haven't seen for quite some time in these locations.

02:03So the heaviest rain is going to be over the hills.

02:05But even at lower levels, there will be some useful rainfall.

02:09Temperature-wise, well, we're going to be below average for quite a few places,

02:12particularly in that rainier zone.

02:14Temperature is only in the high teens.

02:16But with some brightness across East Anglia in the south-east,

02:18we could get up over 20 Celsius, 21 or 22.

02:21Same goes for the western highlands.

02:23Feeling quite pleasant here in the sunshine.

02:25But the winds will make it feel even fresher in the west, as I mentioned.

02:29Unseasonably gusty winds in and around the Irish Sea,

02:32but particularly the west and the south coast of Wales

02:34and the coast of south-west England.

02:36Something to bear in mind if you are at the beaches here during Tuesday.

02:41The wet and windy weather, the area of low pressure responsible,

02:44continues to track its way away out into the North Sea,

02:47taking the rain with it during Tuesday night.

02:50So turning a lot drier by the time we get to Wednesday.

02:53Main exception will be down to the south-west.

02:55Well, we still have some thick cloud and outbreaks of rain,

02:58and that's likely to stick around as we go through Wednesday.

03:02It'll only slowly make a little bit of progress further north.

03:06Many places elsewhere will start dry,

03:08but there'll still be a few showers and quite a bit of cloud

03:11over northern England, down to the Midlands and eastern England.

03:14The showers pretty well scattered, perhaps as far north as southern Scotland.

03:18But again, the emphasis really for Wednesday is a lot drier,

03:21certainly for northern Ireland, Wales and northwest England,

03:24compared to Tuesday.

03:25And for many, it'll be a bit warmer as well.

03:27The winds will be lighter, feeling quite pleasant once more in the sunshine,

03:31with temperatures back close to the average high teens or low 20s,

03:34maybe up into the mid-20s across the southeast.

03:38It will be a cooler feeling day in the south-west, though,

03:40with this cloud and outbreaks of rain.

03:42For more details on the rest of the week,

03:45you can watch Alex Burkill's weather for the week ahead.

03:48That's available on our YouTube channel, so make sure you subscribe.

Met Office Evening Weather Forecast 14/07/2025 - Drier southern and central areas

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