Rain turning more patchy and showery this afternoon - becoming very windy tomorrow with patchy/showery rain! 🌧️💨🌦️

TODAY

Persistent and rather heavy rain this morning will gradually begin to ease over the coming hours. There will still be some rain around this afternoon, although it will become more showery in nature, with a few drier spells here and there. A fair amount of low cloud and hill fog will affect southern and western hills, but not exclusively so, perhaps affecting some of the higher Downs routes at times as well.

Temperature: 11–13°C

Wind: north to northeast, 12–18 mph, becoming west to northwest at 19–28 mph later this afternoon

Rainfall: 5–7 mm (13.5 mm has already fallen at our Lake station).

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TONIGHT

Patchy, showery rain will clear away for a time, although a few showers may continue to develop and drift in from the Channel. Later in the night, cloud will thicken again as areas of patchy rain move up from the southwest, perhaps with the odd heavier burst towards dawn.

Temperature: 12–14°C, rising to 14–16°C later in the night

Wind: west, 15–23 mph, becoming southwest at 12–20 mph by midnight, then turning southerly and increasing to 24–39 mph by dawn

Rainfall: 1–3 mm.

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TOMORROW

A lot of cloud around, with some showery rain at times, locally becoming rather heavy. There could be the odd brighter spell later in the day, although it will become very gusty as the day goes on.

Temperature: 13–15°C at first, but dropping closer to 9–10°C during the afternoon, although windward coasts may remain closer to 11–12°C

Wind: south, 24–40 mph at first, quickly becoming west at 28–45 mph by mid-morning and increasing further to 32–55 mph around the middle of the day. Turning a little more west-northwest during the afternoon and remaining at 30–52 mph

Rainfall: 1–3 mm.

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