There’s plenty of sunshine on the way across Lanarkshire this weekend, although some patches of stubborn cloud will drift through from time to time. It will remain dry and settled, but temperatures will feel on the cool side in a light north-westerly breeze. Tonight: Saturday night into Sunday will stay largely dry with long clear […]
Patchy rain will begin on Sunday evening, continuing through the night and into Monday morning, which starts cloudy with isolated showers. The afternoon brings heavier rain. From Tuesday to Thursday, expect a breezy day with scattered showers on Tuesday, wet weather with possible thunder on Wednesday, and mostly dry conditions with some sunshine on Thursday.
Lanarkshire will experience a showery day on Sunday, August 9th, with some sunny spells and cooler temperatures. However, the following week will see a rise in temperatures, potentially reaching 26 degrees by the end of the week, bringing warm evenings and light winds, making sleep more challenging.
Heavy rain in Lanarkshire has led to significant flash flooding and challenging driving conditions due to downpours between 7 and 8pm. Thunderstorms disrupted satellite phone and TV signals. However, as the evening progresses, showers will diminish, resulting in occasional lighter rain and clearer spells.
Tonight will clear up with some clouds arriving by dawn. Sunday will see cloudy skies and possible light rain later. From Monday to Wednesday, expect extensive cloud cover and rain, particularly on Monday and Tuesday, with conditions becoming drier and clearer by Wednesday afternoon.
Saturday afternoon will be cool and windy with easing showers and some sunny intervals. Night will bring thick cloud and rain. Sunday starts overcast with morning rain, turning to afternoon showers and sun. From Monday to Wednesday, expect overcast skies, patchy rain, and cooler temperatures with potential thunderstorms.
Things are hotting up! No, we don’t mean the fitba. Blantyre and much of Lanarkshire are set to enjoy some of the warmest weather of the year, with temperatures forecast to reach around 28°C tomorrow and potentially even higher. Forecasts suggest parts of Central Scotland could see temperatures approaching 30°C as the current heatwave continues, […]
An exceptional heatwave is anticipated this week, with record June temperatures likely in England and Wales, reaching up to 39 degrees in London and 29-30 degrees in Scotland. Tips for staying cool include keeping homes closed during the day, staying hydrated, using cool water, dressing appropriately, and avoiding heat during peak hours.