Johnshaven (Aberdeenshire) weather

Headline:

Dry and mainly sunny. Fresh northeasterly breeze.

Today:

A dry day with plenty of sunshine developing, especially inland where it will be warm in sheltered areas. Northern and eastern coastal areas cooler in the fresh northeasterly breeze and with more in the way of cloud at times. Maximum temperature 18 °C.

Tonight:

Evening sunshine for many places, but patchy coastal cloud will spread inland through the evening and overnight. The odd mist or fog patch developing in Deeside as winds fall light. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Monday:

Cloud in north and east burning back to the coasts through the morning. Then dry, sunny for most and winds not as fresh as Sunday so feeling a touch warmer. Maximum temperature 19 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Remaining dry throughout with a good deal of sunshine. Inland western areas continuing to see the best of the sunshine and warm afternoon highs. Coasts occasionally cloudier and often breezy.

As we head into the bank holiday weekend and following week, a change in weather type is expected. More unsettled conditions are likely to develop, with weather systems moving in from the Atlantic. The change is likely to happen first in the northwest, probably later on Friday or through Saturday. This will see frontal systems bringing spells of rain, perhaps heavy at times, with a risk of strong winds in places, and these conditions will gradually spread across the UK as we go through the weekend. Drier and brighter intervals are likely between systems but with showers, some of which could be heavy / thundery. Temperatures will probably be close to average, perhaps slightly above at times, but will feel fairly cool in the often strong winds.

Changeable weather conditions are expected as we head into June. Spells of wet weather with showers or longer spells of rain are likely to be interspersed with drier, sunnier periods. Overall, it will likely be wetter in the west and drier in the east. Temperatures will probably average out around normal, although some very warm or even hot spells are still possible, as normal for the time of year.