Hedon (East Riding of Yorkshire) weather

Headline:

Saturday, bright spells, cloud and rain arriving later.

This Evening and Tonight:

Variable cloud cover into the evening with any longer cloud breaks leading to isolated mist and fog patches developing. Rural grass frost is possible too. Minimum temperature 5 °C.

Saturday:

Any mist and fog patches soon clearing to brighter spells. Turning cloudier from the west into the afternoon as a band of rain arrives later. Winds freshening. Maximum temperature 18 °C.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Clearer skies follow Saturday’s rain with often settled weather ahead. Patchy mist, fog, and grass frost most mornings, with bright spells and the odd light shower by day.

A northwest-southeast split in conditions to start, with spells of rain and strong winds affecting northwestern areas and predominantly dry weather towards the southeast. As Hurricane Humberto moves into the North Atlantic and loses its tropical characteristics, this will likely have an influence on the UK's weather, with the potential for a more widely unsettled and windy spell around the first weekend of October. Beyond here, confidence in the details remains low, owing to the potential for further Atlantic tropical cyclone activity, but further spells of wet and windy weather are possible, more likely across northern areas, with lengthier drier spells in the south. Temperatures probably generally near to a little above average by day, though the possibility of chilly nights and overnight fog later on in the south.

A continuation of the broad patterns from the end of the 6-15 day forecast is anticipated at first, with the more unsettled conditions focussed towards northern areas and the best of the drier interludes further south. From around mid October, there is a signal for more widely unsettled weather to develop, with more frequent bouts of wet and windy weather affecting a greater portion of the UK. Given the likelihood of westerly winds predominating, temperatures should average out a little above the seasonal norm, with overnight temperatures more often relatively mild, probably with a reduced incidence of overnight fog, compared to normal.