Issued: 1000 Wednesday 3rd December 2025
Duty forecaster: Dan Graves

Wet and windy but milder

Several low pressure cores will drift northeastward over the north Atlantic, maintaining a southwesterly wind and drawing several fronts across the British Isles, these sometimes quite strong. Best of dry and bright periods in east/northeast areas.

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Saturday 06/12/2025
Low pressure brings an unsettled day with widespread showery rain, the showers most frequent in northwest England and Scotland at merging into broader areas of rain for periods. Showers mostly in the west over Ireland, Wales, and England, some sunny spells breaking out, but also remaining windy here. Highs of 8C in the north and 12C in the south.


 

Sunday 07/12/2025
A band of rain sweeps from the southwest to the northeast through Sunday. Winds likely increase for a time as the rain passes, particularly northwest Scotland. Bright spells breaking out in the west after the rain passes. Highs of 8C in the north and 13C in the south.


 

Monday 08/12/2025
Frequent showery rain on western coasts of Britain, some onto the south coast as well. More rain in Scotland. Elsewhere, often bright with decent sunny spells and remaining breezy. Milder, highs of 10C in the north and 14C in the south.



 
 
 

Tuesday 09/12/2025
Another swathe of rain passes northeastward across Ireland and Scotland with strong winds widely. The rain may reach further east into England and Wales. Highs of 9C in the north and 14C in the south.



 
 
 

Wednesday 10/12/2025
Breezy and showery through Wednesday, with showers later becoming confined to the northwest; some turning wintry over higher ground. More often bright in the south and east. Highs of 9C in the north and 11C in the south.

Thursday 11/12/2025
Southwesterly winds remain on Thursday with scattered showers on west and southern coasts. A risk of a broader area of rain arriving into Ireland later. Remaining often bright with sunny spells east/northeast. Highs of 8 to 12C.