Swansea (Swansea) weather

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Spells of wet and windy weather to come.

This Evening and Tonight:

A brief dry interlude in the evening with clear skies allowing temperatures to drop quickly. Rain and cloud then push back in overnight. Winds strengthening through the early hours in the southwest, bringing possible gales along the south coast. Minimum temperature 5 °C.

Wednesday:

Wet and windy with outbreaks of heavier rain through much of the day, pushing away during the afternoon to leave some evening bright spells. Strong winds reaching gale at coasts. Maximum temperature 10 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

A calmer, bright start to Thursday before Storm Austen arrives by evening bringing heavy rain and coastal gales through much of Friday. Further wind and rain arrives later Saturday.

Changeable and at times unsettled, with weather systems spreading in from the Atlantic. These will bring spells of rain, heavy at times, together with a risk of strong winds or gales. Between systems it will be drier and brighter with some sunshine, but also with a few showers in places. Further into the period there is a chance that the weather patterns could become more slowly evolving for a time. This may lead to more in the way of settled weather, especially in the east, but this is uncertain. Temperatures may be slightly below normal at first, but are likely to rise above average later.

There may be a slowly evolving weather pattern at first, which could lead to more in the way of drier and brighter conditions, especially in the east. Into mid-November it is likely that changeable and at times unsettled weather patterns will become increasingly prevalent. These probably take the form of weather systems spreading in from the Atlantic bringing spells of rain, heavy at times (especially in the west), together with a risk of strong winds or gales. Between systems it will be drier and brighter with some sunshine, but also with a few showers in places. Temperatures are likely to be near to or above average overall.