Saturday night stays cloudy with occasional light rain or drizzle, mainly in the east, though brief clear spells may develop from the west. Sunday begins cloudy, misty, and foggy before becoming drier with brighter intervals. Monday to Wednesday bring morning mist and fog, followed by sunny spells; Wednesday may see slight rain.
This weekend’s weather forecast includes breezy conditions with sunshine and scattered showers. Heavy rain will develop, especially on Sunday, before giving way to afternoon showers. Monday will be partly cloudy with light rain, and Tuesday will start dry but could bring heavy rain later. Windy conditions are expected throughout the week.
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.
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.
Sunshine has finally arrived, bringing a week of settled, dry weather with temperatures returning to seasonal averages. Tonight will be clear with possible mist. Friday is expected to be warm and sunny, while Saturday remains dry with clouds developing. Sunday will see a mix of sun and clouds, with Monday continuing dry.
Temperatures in the UK, particularly in Lanarkshire, are expected to rise significantly above the April average due to a warm air plume, reaching around 18 degrees. However, this temporary warmth will be short-lived, as cooler weather is forecasted to return by Thursday.
Tuesday evening will be cloudy but dry, with early clear spells. Wednesday will begin cloudy in Lanarkshire, with wintry showers and occasional bright spells. The outlook from Thursday to Saturday includes a chilly start with cloud and light showers, followed by clearing rain and windy conditions with scattered showers.