Wymondham (Norfolk) weather

Headline:

Clear spells overnight

This Evening and Tonight:

Cloud dissipating into the evening to allow for some good clear periods with perhaps a few fog patches forming. Cloud cover likely starting to increase later in the night. Becoming chilly, especially in rural locations. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Sunday:

Dry with gradually increasing cloud cover, though still some bright or sunny intervals. From early evening, rain will spread from the west, leading to a wet and breezy night. Maximum temperature 15 °C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

Spells of heavy rain Monday, potentially becoming very wet. Tuesday cloudy and windy with outbreaks of rain, whilst Wednesday will remain largely cloudy with showers. Average or rather cold temperatures.

High pressure is likely to become more dominant during the midweek period, with more widely drier and brighter conditions and just a few isolated showers. However, this may be a relatively short-lived quieter interlude as low pressure over the Atlantic becomes increasingly influential into the weekend with areas of rain crossing through, although the timing of this transition is uncertain. Following an unsettled weekend a mixture of unsettled showery spells and longer periods of rain is most likely, though still with some brighter spells with the driest weather in the south and east. Temperatures probably near or below-average at first, recovering to above-average for a time by next weekend, but then likely trending below-average for the following week.

Confidence is rather low throughout this period, but there is a chance of more settled conditions during the second half the month with potentially longer periods of dry weather developing, bringing the chance of fog and frost at night. However, there remains a reasonable chance that wetter, more unsettled conditions could continue. Temperatures are most likely to be close to or slightly above average, especially so later in the month.