Met Office Thursday Morning Weather Forecast 25/12/25

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25 December - National weather forecast presented by Alex Deakin.

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00:00Merry Christmas from everyone here at the Met Office.

00:03You may not be waking up to the white Christmas some of you will be dreaming of,

00:07but at least the weather's okay for travelling.

00:10Having said that, there is a cold and gusty wind blowing across the south,

00:14and there is a Met Office yellow warning in place for parts of Wales and southwest England,

00:18and usually strong sudden gusts developing here could cause a bit of disruption,

00:2350, 60 mile an hour winds.

00:25Elsewhere, that wind will be very noticeable right across the south,

00:28despite quite a bit of sunshine, it's going to feel cold on your Christmas Day walk,

00:32and especially cold if you're heading to the beach.

00:35Chance of one or two showers early on over the Channel Islands,

00:37and perhaps into the south of Cornwall, but other than that, it's dry.

00:41Further north, the winds are lighter, still chilly,

00:45and some quite cloudy skies over northeast England, parts of eastern Scotland,

00:49some stubborn fog patches over northern Scotland that may not shift throughout the day.

00:54If that happens, temperatures will struggle to get much above freezing,

00:56but generally, with a bit of sunshine, we'll be up to 5 to 7 Celsius,

01:00about average across the northern half of the UK,

01:03a touch below further south, and feeling much colder here because of that wind.

01:08It really will feel chilly, feeling more like freezing,

01:12or a touch below when you add on the strength of the wind.

01:15So don't underestimate that if you are heading out today.

01:19As we go through the night, we won't see a great deal of change.

01:22Again, quite a bit of cloud feeding into northeast England, parts of eastern Scotland.

01:26Could see a bit more clouds spilling up from the south, but most places will be dry.

01:30As the winds ease a touch through the night,

01:32we may see a bit more in the way of frost across parts of the south,

01:36perhaps a slightly colder night with a little bit more in the way of clear skies.

01:40Temperatures more likely to be closer to freezing across the south

01:43to start a boxing day than this morning.

01:45But it'll still feel cold through the day, despite, again, a bit of sunshine.

01:49Perhaps a sunnier day for northeast England compared to today.

01:53Probably a bit more cloud in the south compared to today.

01:56But for many, it's dry, it's bright.

01:58Still that wind, perhaps not quite as strong tomorrow as today,

02:03but still noticeable, still bringing a chill.

02:05Temperatures on the coast may be 7 or 8 degrees Celsius.

02:08But again, if you're going for that boxing day swim,

02:10be aware that wind will feel particularly raw if you're getting out of a chilly sea.

02:15Further north, there could again be some fog patches around

02:18that may take a while to clear.

02:20As we head into the weekend, it's likely to stay on the chilly side.

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02:32I'll say it again, a very Merry Christmas

02:34from everyone here at the Met Office.

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