Killingholme (Lincolnshire) weather

Headline:

Turning fresher with heavy, perhaps thundery showers.

Today:

A mostly dry start with bright spells though some showers developing around midday. These could turn heavy at times, with the risk of thunder. Showers moving away eastwards by the late afternoon, allowing skies to brighten again. Temperatures around average. Maximum temperature 23 °C.

Tonight:

Turning drier for a time overnight with clear spells, before further lighter showers move in from the west through the early hours. A cool night for some. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Thursday:

Some sunshine and just the odd shower initially. However, heavy thundery showers move southwards through the morning and into the afternoon. Turning a little lighter later on. Cooler than Wednesday. Maximum temperature 21 °C.

Outlook for Friday to Sunday:

Temperatures staying below average into the weekend. Isolated showers continuing but becoming more settled again by Sunday with sunny spells throughout.

Largely dry and settled early next week as a ridge of high pressure continues to extend across the country. Likely turning more unsettled during the week and through to the turn of the month as low pressure becomes more dominant. This bringing showers or longer spells of rain, perhaps heavy, to most if not all areas at times though still some sunny interludes. Possibly windy at times too. Temperatures likely near to average though varying with some short-lived warm and humid spells possible, especially in the south.

A rather unsettled start to autumn is most likely with all areas probably seeing a mixture of showers or longer spells rain interspersed with drier interludes. Temperatures likely varying around average, some warm or hot spells are possible but unlikely prolonged in early September. By mid-September, there may be an increase in the extent of drier, more settled weather, especially in the south and east, though signals become very weak.