Stormy conditions likely to bring disruption

By Brian Gaze

[Published 06:30 22/10/2025]

An area of low pressure will deepen as it approaches the UK today and track across the south tonight and tomorrow. It will bring very wet and windy conditions, with disruption likely. Wind gusts of up to 60mph are possible inland, and 80mph is not out of the question in coastal counties.

14 day weather forecast video

Issued 21st October 2025

Showers 

Dry in much of the UK

Scattered showers will continue in Northern Ireland and western Britain. Elsewhere, it will be dry and bright, although cloud will build this afternoon in the southern and central areas.

Temperatures range from 9°C to 15°C. Check the recently upgraded weather radar for the most up-to-date view.

UKV, Wednesday 22nd October [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Tonight:
Wet and windy conditions push northeastwards across much of England and Wales. In Scotland and Northern Ireland it remains mostly dry.

Tomorrow:
Very wet and windy conditions will affect much of England, Wales and possibly eastern Scotland. Disruption is likely, with the strongest winds near the south coast, as well as in central and eastern England. Gusts of 50 to 60?mph are possible inland with over 70?mph in coastal locations. It will feel very cold.  

UKV, Thursday 23rd October [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Stormy conditions ease

Friday:

Showers or longer spells of rain are possible across much of the UK. The worst conditions are expected in northern and eastern Scotland. It will remain windy, especially in coastal counties, and feel cold.

Outlook:

Saturday is expected to be cold, with showers in places and longer spells of rain near the east coast. Over high ground in the north there is a risk of sleet and snow at times. Very windy near the east coast. Sunday brings a mix of sunny spells and showers, with winds steadily easing. 

GFS, overview for Fri 24th Oct - Sun 26th Oct

Yesterday's temperatures

The temperature league tables are for Tuesday 21st October 2025. Please note that our database does not include data from all of the official reporting stations in the UK.

Current temperatures vs Historical averages

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