Turning milder – Thursday 4th April 2019 – Sunday 7th April 2019
Hi all,
Into April we go and British Summer Time is officially here. After the Saturday-flooding a few weeks ago, we have enjoyed a decent dry spell but our fortunes changed earlier this week as colder air arrived from the north-west with the well-known April showers. Will it improve?
Thursday: After a chilly night with a few wintry showers (perhaps a snow-cover for the tops) the day looks set to be dry with the showers staying away to our north and south. Max 8°C
Friday: Bright or sunny spells, especially towards the east and earlier on in the day. It will also be notably milder than the last few days. Max 11°C
Weekend: Generally dry
Saturday: A chilly start with sunny spells for the morning. Into the afternoon an easterly wind will drag in moisture off the North Sea and push a lot of cloud across the region. Some drizzle at times on the tops can’t be ruled out late-evening. Max 11°C
Sunday: Mostly dry but with a lot of cloud which will break to give us some bright spells at times. Max 10°C
Monday-Wednesday: A lot of dry and bright weather and feeling pleasant in any sunshine. Stay cloud-covered and it will still feel cool. No sign of any particular severe or warm weather on the way. Max 10-12°C
March 2019 Stats
Max 16.3°C (20th)
Min 0.6°C (10th)
Av. 6.8°C
Av. Dew Pt 4.0°C
Wettest 52mm (16th) (record)
Av. Humidity 83%
Av. Barometer 1014.6 hPa
Max Gust 46mph (13th)
Av. Wind Direction W
Rain 168.6mm (192% of av.)
Rain Days 20
Frosts 0
Snowfall 0.5cm
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Cheers,
Jon
Forecast issued at 14:20 on Wednesday the 3rd of April 2019
Author: Jon Baylis
