Weather Outlook – Over Christmas

December 23, 2025

This morning will be overcast with a few scattered showers. It will turn drier in the afternoon but it will stay largely cloudy for most.

Tonight

Tonight (Tuesday) will see areas of cloud breaking up to leave clear spells. It will be a chilly night.

Wednesday

Tomorrow will be a chilly day with plenty of winter sunshine and just the odd patch of cloud around. Staying dry throughout.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday

Colder and settled weather over the festive period with high pressure located to the north of the UK. Christmas Day will have a cloudy start but winter sunshine will develop throughout the morning and afternoon. Boxing Day will be dry with some sunshine and a few patches of cloud. Saturday will be mostly cloudy, though clear spells will develop into the evening.

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