Heavy rain will bring a very wet morning for some, especially in Northern Ireland where a yellow warning for heavy rain is in place until 1400⚠️
Additionally, gales will develop through the Irish Sea with gusts of 45-55 mph possible. Take care if you are travelling🚕
⚠️ Yellow weather warning issued ⚠️
Rain across eastern areas of Northern Ireland
NOW until 1400 this afternoon
Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning
Stay #WeatherAware⚠️
Sunday will start locally chilly in northeast England but a milder picture elsewhere🌡️
Windy in the north and west with periods of rain arriving, heavy in places and perhaps thundery at times. Coastal gales possible🌬️
Often bright in southeast England and becoming warm here⛅
Thank you for sharing your beautiful #LoveUKWeather pics over the last 24 hours📷
Your photos have really captured the very mixed great British weather we're currently experiencing😍
Keep an eye on the skies this evening too as the full moon rises in the east👀🌕
ALT A photo of blue skies and blue seas and the beach in Sheringham, Norfolk, thanks to @TractorWalking
ALT A photo of a rainbow in West Yorkshire - thanks to Tori Lacey for the photo
ALT A photo of a misty sunrise over a river in Derbyshire - thanks to @Jacksweatherch1 for the photo
ALT A photo of a orange sunset in Wigan - thanks to Lily Rose Worth for the photo
A fine end to Saturday for most with some late sunshine in places ⛅
Breezier and more showery in the northwest though and windy in northwest Scotland with gales possible 🌦️
After a fairly warm day, quickly turning cool where the skies remain clear 📉
Is it a sunny Saturday for you? 😎
The view from space shows some higher cloud across southern areas of England with 'lumpier', denser cloud in the northwest. This deeper cloud is mostly cumulus and is producing a few showers, mainly in Northern Ireland 🌦️
ALT A satellite view of the British Isles showing sunny skies across parts of the UK with the clearest skies across England. The cloud is whiter and lumpier in the northwest - indicative of deeper and higher shower clouds.
Temperatures will remain above average for most this weekend and well into next week. It will be unusually warm for September by Tuesday in some eastern areas 📈
Find out how warm it will get 👇
Check out this satellite view of hurricanes Nolo, Odalys and Polo in the Pacific Ocean 👀
High activity in this region is closely linked to the strong El Niño.
Polo is set to move across Baja California Sur on Monday, whilst Odalys and Nolo will remain over the ocean for now🌀
ALT A satellite loop showing three hurricanes in the Pacific Ocean. Hurricane Polo in the east, Hurricane Nolo in the west and Hurricane Odalys in the middle
Dry for most this afternoon and feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine, especially in the south thanks to light winds 🌤️
Breezier and cloudier at times in the north with a chance of a few showers. Heavier showers and gales developing in the far northwest of Scotland later 🌦️
Did you capture last night's stunning sunset? Or perhaps you're hoping to see tonight's full moon - known as the harvest moon?
Share your autumn weather snaps using #LoveUKWeather to be in with a chance of featuring later!
Thanks to @LisaMWilde and @FunkyAppleTree for these📷
ALT A photo of the sunset across Shropshire on Friday 25 September 2025. The image shows orange and pinks skies and clouds with silhouetted trees in a field. Photo take by Lisa Wilde.
ALT A photo of the almost full moon, also known as the harvest moon, taken in southwest London by Epiphany (@FunkyAppleTree)
Planning a trip to the hills or mountains this weekend? With a mix of weather on the way, it’s important to be #WeatherReady.
Check the mountain forecast before packing your rucksack so you’re prepared for changing conditions 👉bit.ly/3N8rjHb
ALT Stay safe in the hills and mountains
Check the weather
Plan your route
Pack the right gear for the trip
Let someone know your plans
In and emergency call 999, ask for 'Police' then 'Mountain Rescue'
A chilly start for many tomorrow, with a touch of autumn in the air. But temperatures will quickly rise as the sunshine gets to work.
Here's your Saturday morning forecast. ☀️👇
Some wet, windy and warm weather is coming to the UK next week.
Alex Deakin explains where next week's slightly weird weather comes from and how bad it'll be.
Rain and drizzle slowly fade as they edge east overnight. ☔
Clearer skies following behind will bring a chilly night, with a touch of grass frost and patchy fog.
Blustery showers continue across the far north and west, with the odd rumble of thunder possible. ⛈️
A band of cloud and rain has continued to make its way south and east through today. Rain has become very patchy as it moves.
What's it been like for you today? 🌦️🌤️☁️
For the second time this season there are three hurricanes active simultaneously in the Pacific east of the Dateline - #Nolo#Odalys#Polo. High activity in this region is closely linked to the strong El Niño.
ALT Satellite image of Hurricanes Nolo, Odalys and Polo in the eastern Pacific.
Plans for the weekend… keep an umbrella handy for Sunday, but Saturday offers the best chance to get outdoors, with sunshine and pleasantly warm conditions for many.
Check out the weekend forecast below 👇