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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows that Christmas Day will bring a mix of cloud and brighter spells across most of the UK, with the best of the sunshine expected in southern and western areas – generally dry and calm, though feeling chilly.
What will the weather be like on Christmas Day?
For much of England and Wales, Christmas morning will start dry with patchy cloud, while northern Scotland and eastern coasts may see a few light showers. Winds will be light to moderate, making it feel brisk. The 10 day weather forecast UK suggests a similar pattern through the festive week. Across Glasgow and other parts of Scotland, cloudier skies are likely with a small chance of rain.
Will it snow this Christmas UK 2025?
According to the Met Office Christmas weather prediction for 2025, widespread low-level snow is unlikely. Some hill snow is possible over the Scottish Highlands and perhaps the northern Pennines, but for most cities the risk remains low. The Christmas weather forecast 2025 Met Office outlook points to average temperatures, meaning any snow would be confined to higher ground.
Will it be a white Christmas in 2025?
The Met Office Christmas weather forecast for 2025 indicates a low probability of widespread snow at low levels. Some hill snow is possible in Scotland and northern England, but most cities will see rain or dry conditions.
What is the Christmas weather forecast for London?
According to the Christmas weather forecast for London from the live forecast above, the capital is expected to have a dry day with a mix of cloud and sunny intervals, temperatures around typical December values – no snow expected.
How reliable are Christmas weather forecasts?
Forecasts about a week ahead are generally dependable for broad trends, but exact details for Christmas Day can change. Check the Met Office and BBC Weather nearer the time for updates.