Storrington

This Evening and Tonight:

It should be a dry night with variable amounts of cloud and some clear periods mixed in. Clearer areas will allow temperatures to fall enough for mist and fog development later for some areas. Minimum Temperature 6 °C.

Thursday:

Areas of fog at first, slowly lifting. Remaining dry with variable amounts of cloud and some brighter periods. Feeling rather mild with light winds. Maximum Temperature 17 °C.

Outlook for Friday to Sunday:

Mostly dry with variable cloud allowing some bright or sunny periods by afternoon. Rather mild by day but chilly overnight with mist and fog patches developing in places. Light winds.

Updated at: 1515 on Wed 26 Oct 2016

This Evening and Tonight:

Southern counties will see patchy fog again tonight and it could be dense at times. It'll be clearer in the north, with a frost in the northeast, and patchy drizzle in the northwest later.

Thursday:

Fog and low cloud will be slow to clear tomorrow morning. There'll be some rain in the north, where it'll be windy, and west but otherwise dry with some brightness.

Outlook for Friday to Sunday:

Remaining similar with overnight mist and fog likely. There'll be some patchy rain, especially in the west, but elsewhere it will be largely dry with some bright spells.

Updated at: 1505 on Wed 26 Oct 2016

UK Outlook for Monday 31 Oct 2016 to Wednesday 9 Nov 2016:

For Monday and Tuesday high pressure will stay established across the south, bringing a good deal of dry and quiet weather for many. Some will see patchy mist and fog form overnight though and this may well be slow to clear by day. Temperatures will be mostly above average, but with possibly some cold nights in the south. Meanwhile, the north of the UK is likely to be wetter and windier at times, more so further west. From Wednesday confidence is quite low, although the expectation is for colder weather with more widespread night frosts, and generally northerly or north-westerly winds over the UK. Indications suggest unsettled weather with showers and strong winds at times in the north, and generally drier weather with lighter winds further south.

Updated at: 1233 on Wed 26 Oct 2016

UK Outlook for Thursday 10 Nov 2016 to Thursday 24 Nov 2016:

The outlook for mid November remains uncertain however spells of windier and stormier weather look to be less likely than normally expected at this time of year. Indications suggest that at first northerly or north-westerly winds are likely to predominate over the UK, leading to lower than average temperatures for many and a widespread risk of frosts. The expectation is also for windier more showery conditions in the north, perhaps with snow over some higher ground, and drier more settled weather in the south. Towards the end of the period confidence continues to be low, with the more likely scenario looking to be a continuation of the mainly drier, settled weather, although there is a signal for below average temperatures.

Updated at: 1233 on Wed 26 Oct 2016