Watton (Norfolk) weather

Headline:

Clear spells, some rain tonight. Patchy frost and ice developing.

This Evening and Tonight:

Occasional rain or showers spreading southeastwards overnight with some frost and icy patches developing during clearer interludes. Winds strengthening by the end of the night, especially in coastal areas. Minimum temperature 1 °C.

Tuesday:

Risk of blustery coastal showers during the morning with bright or sunny intervals. Likely drier and sunnier into the afternoon with strong winds easing. Feeling rather cold. Maximum temperature 6 °C.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:

Fine to start Wednesday, but strong winds, rain and perhaps some snow developing late in the day. Drier and brighter but breezy Thursday. Further rain and strong winds likely Friday.

Remaining changeable to begin with, as Atlantic low pressure systems push east over or to the north of the UK. This means further spells of wet and at times windy weather, interspersed with brighter, showery interludes. Some heavy rain is likely, especially across high ground areas in the west and north, though some sheltered eastern and southern parts may see comparively little rain. It will like be relatively mild overall, though some occasional colder spells are possible, particularly in the north. Around the turn of the month, there is a signal that high pressure will become more dominant, meaning more in the way of dry weather developing.

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.