Wolds Way
Yorkshire
Hiking weather forecast
Regional weather (Met Office)
Updated: Fri, 13-Jun at 05:38
North West
Drier with sunny spells and a few showers. Unsettled later.
- A mixture of sunny spells but also a scattering of showers
- These generally less intense than recent days and easing through the afternoon
- Breezy to start and warm
- Maximum Temperature 24C
Tonight:
- Some late evening sunshine, but turning cloudier from the south with outbreaks of heavy, possibly thundery rain pushing northwards overnight
- Staying muggy
- Minimum Temperature 10C
Saturday:
- An unsettled start to the weekend with heavy outbreaks of rain throughout the day, carrying the odd rumble of thunder, hail and gusty winds
- Maximum Temperature 22C
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:
- Generally drier through the period with sunny spells and a few showers or patchy light rain over the hills
- Feeling less humid with temperatures returning closer to the average
UK Day 6-7 and week 2
- A broad north to south split in the weather across the UK during this period
- In the south it expected to be predominantly fine and dry, with spells of sunshine by day and clear spells overnight
- Any rainfall that does occur will probably be light and patchy, with most places staying dry
- Temperatures will likely be above normal for the time of year and it could be hot at times in the southeast
- In the north, probably more changeable, especially at first
- Here, conditions are expected to be cloudier with some unsettled spells of weather at times, bringing some rain and perhaps strong winds
- Temperatures are expected to be close to normal or slightly above
UK Week 3 and 4
- A good deal of dry weather across the UK at first, but becoming more changeable at the start of this period with an increasing likelihood of showers or some longer spells of rain
- This pattern continues through early July with changeable conditions bringing a mix of fine and dry periods and some outbreak of rain or showers, which could be heavy and thundery at times
- Temperatures are likely to be above average
Weather data by Met Office