Bradenham (Buckinghamshire) weather

Headline:

Foggy morning, cloudy afternoon.

Today:

A dull and rather grey day, with widespread fog, dense in places, during the morning. The fog lifts, but it remains cloudy throughout the afternoon. The wind remains light for most places, but breezier along the coast. Maximum temperature 11 °C.

Tonight:

A cloudy night with outbreaks of light rain or drizzle. Heavier showers develop offshore and may affect parts of Kent. Turning breezy, especially along the coast. Minimum temperature 7 °C.

Monday:

Dry with sunny spells for most areas. Coastal showers may continue to affect parts of Kent. Windy along the coast. Temperatures around normal for the time of year. Maximum temperature 11 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

High pressure continues to dominate in the coming days, with cloudy periods on Tuesday giving way to sunny spells by Wednesday and Thursday. Feeling cool, with a brisk easterly wind.

High pressure will dominate across the UK early in this period, bringing a lot of dry weather. Some places may start foggy, mainly in the north, this slow to clear and possibly even lingering all day. Elsewhere, cloud amounts will be variable, but there should be some sunshine. Cloud is likely to be thick enough at times for a few mainly light showers or some drizzle though. For most, temperatures are likely to be close to normal, though it will be chilly where any fog lingers, and in the breezier south. Some overnight frost is likely where skies are clear and winds remain light. As we head into the following week, there are signs that more unsettled but potentially milder weather may return, but confidence surrounding this change is low.

During the second half of November, there is an increasing chance of changeable or more unsettled conditions developing, which would mean spells of rain and the potential for strong winds at times. The extent and location of the wettest and/or windiest areas are very uncertain at this range, with the wettest and windiest weather probably towards the north and west, but there are hints that overall the south may be wetter than normal whilst the northwest is a little drier than normal, suggesting the possibility that areas of low pressure may be steered further south than normal. Overall, temperatures will probably be near or a little above normal, although brief colder interludes are also possible with some overnight frost.