Issued: 1000hrs Wednesday 22nd October 2025
Duty forecaster: Dan Graves

Briefly drier in southern areas early next week.

Temperatures falling this week as unsettled weather arrives. Rain and heavy showers at times as the winds become more northerly. Showers turn wintry over the hills of northern Scotland with a risk of gales and local ground frosts over the weekend. Milder again next week but remaining unsettled.

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Saturday 25/10/25
Low pressure east of the British Isles through Saturday. The northerly wind is going to be strong and will bring showers around northern coasts and hills as well as northeast England. More persistent rain and gales in eastern Scotland. Showers in northern Scotland will be wintry over the hills. Showers likely in Wales as well, possibly frequent for a time afternoon. Highs at 7 to 11C and feeling cold in the wind.

Sunday 26/10/25
A bright dawn for England and Wales, morning frosts likely across upland Scotland and locally in northern England. Rain soon arriving in Scotland, Ireland and northern England during Sunday, later in the day into Wales and northern England. Showers follow onto west coasts as the main area of rain passes east. Staying bright most of the day in the southeast, trending cloudier into night. A breezy and cold day. Highs at 7 to 11C.

Monday 27/10/25
On Monday the northwesterly wind brings cold weather with sunshine and showers. The showers heavy and frequent in the east with these wintry over high ground in Scotland. Drier in western areas and brighter too, though cloud may linger of Ireland with rain to the north. Highs at 10 to 14C for most though cooler in northern Scotland.


 

Tuesday 28/10/25
A ridge of high pressure building through Tuesday bringing calmer conditions to England and Wales. Sunny spells and dry weather with a morning frost in sheltered areas. Increased cloud and rain in west Scotland, some showers possible onto most western coasts in a westerly wind. Highs at 10 to 15C.


 

Wednesday 29/10/25
High pressure south of the country on Wednesday keeps dry conditions over England and Wales with increasing sunny spells. Strong winds in Scotland with showers in the west, bright and often sunny central and east areas. Highs at 11 to 14C.

Thursday 30/10/25
Rain in the south on Thursday morning spreads widely across most of the British Isles. The rain could be often heavy, most likely around the Irish Sea. A strong south-southwesterly wind. Highs at 11 to 15C.