South Downs Way

Walk along a chalk ridge to the sea finishing along the Seven Sisters cliffs

Hiking weather forecast

Regional weather (Met Office)

Updated: Sun, 27-Apr at 20:38

South East England

Largely clear skies with fog patches developing

  • Mostly clear skies overnight, with a few mist and fog patches perhaps developing in places as winds fall light, though they are not expected to be as widespread as previous nights
  • A local rural grass frost is also possible
  • Minimum Temperature 3C

Monday:

  • Any early mist and fog patches clearing quickly to give a warm and sunny day
  • Feeling very warm at times in the sunshine with light winds
  • Maximum Temperature 24C

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

  • Dry with plenty of sunshine each day, temperatures increasing to become very warm
  • Generally light winds, although easterly breezes from midweek bringing some slightly cooler temperatures to eastern coasts

UK Day 6-7 and week 2

  • Following a widely fine and very warm spell through the week, temperatures are most likely to return back closer to average from the north during Friday
  • Whilst a little rain is possible during this transition, most areas remaining largely dry
  • Largely fine but cooler conditions are then most likely over the weekend
  • However, likely cloudier and breezier at times across some northern areas with a chance of rain
  • Into the following week, conditions will probably turn more changeable overall, with dry, settled periods interspersed with some spells of wetter weather
  • This will bring some showers or longer spells of rain at times, which could be heavy and thundery in places
  • Temperatures will likely be around average

UK Week 3 and 4

  • Fairly typical spring weather is expected during this part of May
  • Periods of fine and dry weather are likely to be interspersed with spells of wetter, more unsettled weather, 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

South East weather (Accuweather)

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