Semerwater (North Yorkshire) weather

Headline:

Turning unseasonably windy and cool by mid-week.

This Evening and Tonight:

A cloudy evening with a few isolated showers soon dying away. Some clear skies will develop for most overnight, prolonged and more extensive in the west while leading to a chilly end of the night over the hills. Minimum temperature 8 °C.

Monday:

Becoming increasingly cloudy after a sunny start, with outbreaks of light rain soon pushing east. No real change in the afternoon but breezy with low cloud and drizzle over hills. Maximum temperature 17 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Rather cloudy on Tuesday, with perhaps the odd shower. Breezy with rain on Wednesday, prolonged over hills. Sunny spells and blustery showers on Thursday. Temperatures around or below normal.

The outlook period likely sees a continuation of the changeable conditions, with occasional bands of rain moving in from the west or northwest. There will be a good deal of dry, warm, and settled weather in between frontal systems, with the best conditions most likely in the south and east where winds will be lighter. In contrast, further north and west, it will generally be breezier, and any rain that does occur will be heaviest over the hills. Cloud cover will vary, with cloudier weather expected in the north and west, while clearer skies are likely in the south and east. Temperatures will be around or a little below average for the time of year, but on sunnier days with lighter winds, it will still feel warm or rather warm.

On balance most likely rather changeable at first, with periods of unsettled and cloudy, wet weather mixed with spells of dry and fine weather, with weather systems tending to come from the west. This means that the west is likely to see the wettest conditions, while the east will tend to be drier. By mid month there is a signal for more settled conditions to develop, so more in the way of dry weather, although still with a risk of some rain / showers at times. Temperatures close to average at first, but with a greater chance of warmer than average conditions later in the period.