Fressingfield (Suffolk) weather

Headline:

Remaining dry. Isolated frost possible overnight.

This Evening and Tonight:

Staying dry overnight, with largely clear skies and just the small risk of some shallow mist and fog. Winds generally easing across the region and turning chilly, with a frost possible in sheltered rural spots. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Wednesday:

Any patchy fog will clear quickly to give a fine day with plenty of sunshine. Generally mild but feeling cooler, particularly towards the east coast, with a fresh easterly breeze. Maximum temperature 17 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

Mainly fine and dry in this period, however the easterly breeze is likely to bring spells of low cloud. Often eventually brightest in the west after some cloudy, chilly starts.

High pressure is likely to be centred close to or over the UK through much of the period. Therefore, many places will be largely dry with some clear or sunny spells, although there may be some overnight mist and fog patches. There could, however, be some outbreaks of rain or showers at times, especially in the west and northwest. Winds will be mostly light, but may be fresher around the coasts at times. Temperatures will generally be near to or a little above normal, but there may be some colder conditions at first in the far northeast. Towards the end of the period there is a chance that conditions turn a little more unsettled.

Residual high pressure will likely give way to more unsettled conditions through the early part of the period. This will probably allow Atlantic low pressure systems to spread towards the UK, increasing the chance of periods of heavy rain and perhaps strong winds at times. Towards the middle of the month, weather patterns become increasingly uncertain; however, the wettest and windiest conditions seem most likely to be in the northwest, with the drier and more settled conditions in the southeast. Temperatures will likely be near normal.