Kennet and Avon Canal

A canal side towpath through rural England

Hiking weather forecast

South East hourly weather (Met Office)

South East weather (Met Office)

Updated: 12:22 on Thu, 02-May

Cloudy with outbreaks of rain or heavy showers

This Evening and Tonight:

  • Cloudy through the evening with a risk of showers, these may be heavy and thundery at times.
  • Showers may then marge into longer spells of rain and drizzle through Friday morning.
  • Minimum Temperature 10C.

Friday:

  • Outbreaks of rain to start, which may be heavy at times.
  • Rain will then slowly pull away to the north to give some brighter, drier spells during the afternoon.
  • Maximum Temperature 15C.

Saturday to Monday:

  • Confidence in detail becomes low into the weekend, however likely remaining unsettled with heavy showers or spells of rain, with Saturday most likely to be the brightest day.

UK Day 6-7 and week 2

  • As we move into next week, the chance of rain and showers reduces as high pressure builds to the into the UK.
  • This will bring more in the way of dry and fine weather for most areas, although there is still a chance of some showers in places, and a risk also of some more persistent rain rounding the high into north-western parts of the country.
  • The high is likely to maintain influence into the weekend before starting to weaken the following week.
  • So a continuation of fine conditions next weekend seems likely, before a return of less settled conditions by the end of the period.
  • Temperatures are expected to be slightly above normal for early May.

UK Week 3 and 4

  • During the longer range outlook period, there is a greater chance of unsettled weather returning, especially across the south.
  • This means that spells of wet weather are likely for most, notably across southern or central areas, while drier conditions on balance are more likely further north.
  • There are no strong signs for any exceptional temperatures either above or below average, but warm days are possible as are some chilly nights.

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