Cotswold Way
The Cotswold hills from Bath to Chipping Campden
Hiking weather forecast
Regional weather (Met Office)
Updated: Thu, 01-May at 05:38
East Midlands
Dry, sunny start and very warm. Chance of afternoon showers.
- Largely dry, sunny and very warm or locally hot on Thursday
- In afternoon probably cloudier with hazy sunshine and chance of isolated showers, locally heavy
- Mainly dry again in evening
- Light winds
- Maximum Temperature 28C
Tonight:
- A mostly fine and cool night with variable amounts of cloud and some clear spells
- Chance of a coastal shower
- Winds remaining light
- Minimum Temperature 10C
Friday:
- Generally fine and dry on Friday, with some bright or sunny spells
- Most parts cloudier in afternoon
- Feeling cooler than of late
- Light winds
- Maximum Temperature 21C
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
- A lot of dry weather, but cooler with variable and often large amounts of cloud
- Increasing chance of showers by Sunday and becoming breezy
- Temperatures near or rather below normal
UK Day 6-7 and week 2
- Mainly dry with spells of sunshine across the UK at the start of this period, and feeling slightly less warm than the previous week
- A few showers are likely in places, mainly along coasts in the north and east
- Little change is expected through the working week, with a large amount of dry weather and sunny spells
- Some showers or longer spells of rain may develop at times, and if they do they are most likely to affect the north of the UK, while further south dry weather is likely to prevail
- Winds will mostly be light, but could become stronger at times in the far north
- Temperatures will generally be near normal or slightly above normal for the time of year
UK Week 3 and 4
- Fairly typical spring weather is likely through the second half of May
- Periods of fine and dry weather are likely to be interspersed with occasional spells of rain and showers, with a risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms in places
- Temperatures will most likely be near or slightly above average overall
Weather data by Met Office