Bonfire Night 2025 Weather Forecast: Met Office Reveals Perfect Firework Conditions
Met Office: Perfect Bonfire Night Weather for 2025

The Met Office has delivered excellent news for millions of Brits planning Bonfire Night celebrations, confirming near-perfect conditions for fireworks displays across most of the country on November 5th, 2025.

Clear Skies and Ideal Conditions

According to the latest forecast, the majority of the UK will experience dry weather with light winds and largely clear skies, creating optimal viewing conditions for fireworks displays. Temperatures are expected to be seasonal for early November, though revellers are advised to wrap up warm as conditions will feel chilly after sunset.

Regional Variations

While most areas will enjoy excellent conditions, some regional variations are expected:

  • Southern England: Clear skies with light northerly winds
  • Northern England: Mostly clear with some patchy cloud
  • Scotland: Generally good conditions, though some western areas may see cloud cover
  • Wales: Clear spells with light winds

Safety Reminders for Celebrations

Despite the favourable forecast, the Met Office and emergency services are reminding the public to follow important safety guidelines:

  1. Keep fireworks at a safe distance from buildings and flammable materials
  2. Have water or sand available for emergency situations
  3. Supervise children closely around bonfires and fireworks
  4. Check local regulations regarding private fireworks displays

The dry conditions, while perfect for spectators, do increase fire risks, making extra precautions essential for those hosting private celebrations.

Weekend Weather Outlook

For those planning celebrations throughout the weekend, the good weather is expected to continue, with dry conditions and seasonal temperatures persisting across most regions. This provides flexibility for communities scheduling events on different days around the actual Bonfire Night.

Meteorologists note that while some coastal areas might experience slightly more cloud cover, the overall picture remains positive for one of the most anticipated nights in the British cultural calendar.