Mouth of The Humber (East Riding of Yorkshire) weather

Headline:

Dry and cold for most. Isolated wintry showers on coasts.

Today:

Dry and cold with increasingly hazy sunny spells for many areas today, but isolated wintry showers near coasts. Strong winds in coastal areas easing. Risk of icy stretches at first. Maximum temperature 5 °C.

Tonight:

Dry and cold with clear spells this evening, and a widespread frost developing, with a risk of icy patches. Cloud thickening later in the night. Minimum temperature -2 °C.

Wednesday:

Dry but cloudy and cold for much of Wednesday. Perhaps some brighter spells developing later in the afternoon. Wind strengthening, exacerbating the cold feel. Maximum temperature 5 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

Dry, cold and mostly cloudy Thursday, but lighter winds. Friday, windy with a band of rain and hill snow, turning showery later. Showery and breezy Saturday. Turning much milder.

Quite changeable as Atlantic frontal systems track near or across the UK at times, bringing spells of rain, heaviest and most prolonged over high ground in the west and/or northwest, with comparatively small accumulations in more sheltered eastern and southeastern areas. It will often be quite breezy or windy, the strongest winds typically in the west or northwest. With a west or southwesterly flow tending to dominate, temperatures will likely be near or above average much of the time, especially over this weekend with some very mild conditions expected before a gradual downward trend through the final week of February back closer to average.

This period may start of predominantly settled, with high pressure close by to the UK. However the orientation of any anticyclone and its location relative to the UK is much more uncertain, which has knock-on effects on the type of weather we can expect. Towards mid March, there are indications that more generally changeable conditions of Atlantic origin may develop once more, with a return to spells of wind and rain at times.