Tighvein (North Ayrshire) weather

Headline:

Dry and sunny becoming showery in the west.

Today:

A frosty start with any early mist or fog patches soon burning away to leave a dry and sunny start to the day. Frequent showers, some heavy, spread to the Isles and coast in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 11 °C.

Tonight:

Mainly dry with clear spells over the mainland tonight but cloudy with showers, some heavy, over the western Isles and coast at first. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Friday:

Cloudy, cold and dry at first. Showery rain will spread south from mid-morning becoming heavy in places during the afternoon. Maximum temperature 11 °C.

Outlook for Saturday to Monday:

Cold, breezy, scattered showers north, wintry on the hills Saturday. The showers clear as the wind falls light Sunday. Further showery rain pushes northeast Monday soon becoming heavy at times.

A changeable start to the period with bands of rain from the Atlantic moving across the country. at times. The wettest and windiest conditions are likely to be across the northwest with some decent drier interludes across the south and east. Around the turn of the month or into early November, wetter and windier conditions across the north and west are likely to extend more widely across the country. It is somewhat uncertain when this will occur with high pressure attempting to maintain some influence across the southeast maintaining more settled conditions here. Temperatures will be a little below average at the start of the period, likely trending upwards with potential for a mild spell around the turn of the month.

Unsettled conditions are most likely during early November with showers or longer spells of rain across all areas at times along with spells of strong winds. Temperatures through this period are overall likely to be around or above average with any colder spells short-lived between weather systems. Into mid-November, while there is an increased chance of more settled spells, the likelihood of whether settled or unsettled conditions are more prevalent are reasonably balanced.