Farsley (West Yorkshire) weather

Headline:

Cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading east overnight. Freshening winds.

This Evening and Tonight:

A fine end to the day, with some evening sunshine. The cloud will be thickening from the west to bring some outbreaks of rain overnight, which could be locally heavy on western hills. Freshening winds. A mild night. Minimum temperature 8 °C.

Friday:

A band of rain, locally heavy, will be moving eastwards across all parts during the morning. Becoming drier and brighter into the afternoon, although a few showers are possible. Breezy. Maximum temperature 16 °C.

Outlook for Saturday to Monday:

Sunny spells and showers Saturday. Drier and sunnier with winds easing Sunday. Cloudier on Monday with showers spreading inland from coastal areas. Feeling cooler, especially along windward coastal districts.

High pressure to the north of the UK will bring plenty of dry weather and sunny spells at first. A few scattered showers are possible in central and eastern areas. Parts of the east coast could be on the chilly side with low cloud and an onshore breeze, but further west it will feel quite warm, especially in sunnier areas. By the weekend, unsettled weather is signalled to return, but confidence in the details is low with a range of scenarios possible. One scenario is for a northerly wind bringing wintry showers to northern and eastern coasts, and some snow over Scottish mountains. If this does occur it will probably not last more than a few days, before high pressure attempts to return towards the end of the month.

Changeable weather is likely through the period. In broad terms higher pressure is more likely to the north, with lower pressure to the south. Across Scotland and northern half of England this would mean drier and more settled weather. Meanwhile, Northern Ireland, Wales and the southern half of England perhaps seeing a greater chance of rain or showers at times, but plenty of scope for fair weather in between. Temperatures will probably be close to or slightly above average overall, perhaps becoming more widely warm at times.