South Wheatley (Nottinghamshire) weather

Headline:

Fine and mostly dry. Perhaps isolated showers across northern hills.

Today:

A largely fine and dry day. clear skies for the most, although some cloud will build through the day with possibility of some isolated showers over northern hills. Light winds. Maximum temperature 23 °C.

Tonight:

A dry and settled night with any cloud will give way, with clearing skies across the region. Winds light and variable. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Saturday:

Clear skies at first becoming cloudy during the afternoon, though sunny spells are likely. Winds light and variable. Feeling hot. Maximum temperature 28 °C.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Cloudy with isolated showers of rain Sunday, clearing to sunny spells Monday and through Tuesday. Temperatures above average for the time of year.

A settled start, with mainly dry conditions on Tuesday, although with scattered showers across western areas. Then through the week, more changeable conditions are likely across northern parts, with some spells of rain or showers and stronger winds, interspersed by drier periods. Whilst southern areas will generally see more settled, drier conditions where it will become very warm or hot. Further into August, lower pressure may start to track further south or east. This means there is a greater chance of frontal systems or thundery interludes to affect southern and eastern areas in comparison to recent weeks, though rainfall amounts could be quite variable with some areas still seeing relatively little. Temperatures look to remain above average, especially in the south, where perhaps very warm or hot.

The broad theme of high pressure remaining in place at least close to the UK seems most probable, with occasional more unsettled or changeable interludes, either resulting from Atlantic frontal systems or thundery plumes. This means that rainfall amounts overall are more likely to be below normal than above. Temperatures will probably be above average and some spells of hot weather and heatwaves are possible, especially in the south.