Met Office Monday Evening Weather Forecast 01/09/2025

Met Office

Autumn showers continue through the evening across Scotland and the west coast of England but ease off elsewhere. Cloud and rain are more persistent across the South-West of England. Overnight temperatures will feel colder, reaching single figures in rural areas. - This is the Met Office UK weather forecast for the evening of 01/09/2025. Bringing you today’s forecast is Alex Burkill

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00:00There's more autumnal weather to come as we go through the next few days.

00:03Most of us will have some showers or even some longer spells of rain,

00:06which could be quite heavy, could even be thundery.

00:09But let's look at the bigger picture currently,

00:11and we do still have a mature area of low pressure to the northwest,

00:15driving the blustery weather and plenty of showers.

00:18Then there's a front that's going to come in from the southwest as we go through tonight.

00:23And then another feature that I wanted to highlight,

00:25it's this frontal system that's set to bring some pretty unsettled weather

00:29but as we go through Wednesday, most of us will see some heavy rain due to that

00:33and most of us will see some strong winds.

00:35But as we run through, you can see that front fringing across southern parts as we go through tomorrow

00:40and then this feature that then pushes in on Wednesday.

00:43Like I said, it is going to be an unsettled day.

00:46But back to the here and now, plenty of showers around through today.

00:49Most of them are actually going to die out and ease through this evening and the start of the night,

00:53albeit across central western Scotland.

00:55Plenty more showers continuing here, some of them heavy,

00:58some of them still thundery and a few showers for western parts of England and Wales,

01:02perhaps some towards the south coast of England too.

01:05Also towards the south coast, well more so the southwest,

01:08a bit more cloud pushing in as we go later on in the night

01:11with some more persistent rain fringing into parts of Cornwall as well.

01:15Now where we get the drier, clearer weather,

01:17it is going to be a little bit cooler than it was last night.

01:20Yes, towns and cities holding up in double figures,

01:22but some rural spots just about dropping into single digits.

01:25So a bit of a fresher start perhaps for some,

01:28but a bright sunny one for many, not in the south.

01:31Here there's a lot of cloud, particularly towards the southwest,

01:34and that cloud and that rain is all feeding its way east

01:37and a little bit further northeastwards as we go through the day.

01:41So a spell of wet weather, the rain could be heavy,

01:44could have some thunder mixed in with it,

01:45and even as it clears away towards the east,

01:48showers developing across parts of the southwest later on as well.

01:52Further north, there will also be showers around.

01:54These still pretty heavy across parts of Scotland,

01:56particularly in the west-northwest,

01:59and there could be some thunder, some lightning, some hail with that.

02:02Elsewhere, the showers don't look like they'll be quite as widespread,

02:06not quite as severe as the ones that we saw through Monday.

02:08Nonetheless, the odd heavy shower is possible.

02:11In between the showers, which we'll be hit and miss by their very nature,

02:14there will be some bright or sunny spells,

02:17perhaps quite a bit of cloud actually across central parts,

02:19but most other places seeing some sunshine at some point,

02:22and when you get that sunshine, well,

02:24temperatures will get into the high teens, low 20s,

02:27so some decent warmth still.

02:29It's only the beginning of autumn after all,

02:31but we're factoring in the blustery winds,

02:34especially around the showers,

02:35and so that will make it feel a little bit fresher.

02:38Now, through the evening,

02:39we are going to see that rain in the south-southeast eventually clearing away.

02:43It still could bring some heavy bursts for a little while

02:44across parts of East Anglia and elsewhere.

02:46A few showers here or there, but most of them dying out,

02:49and then some dry weather for a time,

02:51but then in somewhat of a repeat performance,

02:53there's that other system coming in from the south-west,

02:56but this one looks a bit more potent,

02:59and it looks like it's going to bring more unsettled weather

03:01than the one in the south through Tuesday,

03:03and so really across much of Wales,

03:05central, southern, south-western England,

03:07it's going to turn cloudy, it's going to turn wet,

03:09and also windy as we head towards dawn on Wednesday morning.

03:12Further north and east, starting the day on a drier note,

03:16and some clear skies, particularly across northern parts here.

03:18Temperatures, if anything, look like they'll be a little bit lower

03:21on Tuesday night than through this coming night,

03:23but elsewhere with the unsettled weather,

03:25as you would expect,

03:26that cloud, the rain, the wind,

03:28is going to stop temperatures from dropping particularly low.

03:31All this unsettled weather in the south-west

03:33does continue its progress north-eastwards

03:35as we go through the day.

03:36Worth bearing in mind, the rain could be quite heavy,

03:38that could cause some impacts,

03:39and also the winds are going to be quite strong,

03:41risk of gales, especially towards the south coast.

03:44So, obviously, it is the first day back to school

03:46for many places.

03:47It is going to be a pretty miserable journey in

03:49for quite a few spots because of the wet and windy weather.

03:53That rain eventually reaching parts of the far east-northeast,

03:56Shetland, for example,

03:57as we go through into the afternoon.

03:59Elsewhere, well, there will be some dry weather

04:02around western parts of Scotland,

04:03actually avoiding the heaviest rain

04:06and the strongest winds as well.

04:08And towards the south,

04:09as that rain clears away north-eastwards,

04:11we are going to see something a bit drier,

04:13a bit brighter,

04:13but also a fair few showers following in behind.

04:16Some of these could be heavy,

04:17could have some thunder mixed in,

04:19and they could even merge into some longer spells of rain.

04:22Where it's raining, where it's windy,

04:24well, these temperatures on paper

04:26really don't mean a huge amount,

04:27mid to high teens in some places,

04:29and feeling several degrees lower than this

04:31when we're going to have the unsettled weather.

04:34But, you know, in the shelter from the breeze,

04:37later on with some sunshine breaking out in the south,

04:39could just about get into the low 20s once again.

04:42As we go through later on this week,

04:44we are going to see that weather system

04:46clearing away towards the north-east.

04:47That leads us into a showery day on Thursday,

04:50showers continuing to pile in from the west-north-west.

04:53And then by Friday,

04:54well, we do have high pressure to the south-east of us,

04:57so that's actually going to bring some drier weather

04:59to large chunks of the UK.

05:01But another frontal system coming in from the north-west,

05:04well, that's going to bring some wetter weather here.

05:06So a bit of a north-west-south-east split.

05:09The closer you are towards the south-east,

05:11the greater chance you have of staying dry.

05:13But exactly where this boundary will be,

05:15well, that's still to be determined.

05:17But nonetheless, it does look like

05:19there will be some more wet weather towards the north-west,

05:21whereas for many parts of the country,

05:22actually, Friday's set to be the driest day of the week.

05:26But for more information about this week's weather,

05:28well, why don't you check out

05:29the week-ahead forecast with Alex Deacon,

05:31which is available on both our YouTube channel

05:32and also Spotify.

05:34Bye-bye.

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