Hawkesbury Upton (South Gloucestershire) weather

Headline:

Dense freezing fog in places at first, sunnier this afternoon.

Today:

Dense freezing fog in places for the rush hour, but gradually brightening up for most during the morning. Many places will see some sunny spells by the afternoon. Feeling a little chillier as the breeze picks up. Maximum temperature 9 °C.

Tonight:

Turning chilly this evening where skies are clear, however gradually clouding over through the night with temperatures lifting a little by dawn. Light winds. Minimum temperature 3 °C.

Thursday:

A cloudy start to the day with occasional light rain and drizzle and murky conditions over higher ground. Slowly brightening up with some sunny spells during the afternoon. Light winds. Maximum temperature 10 °C.

Outlook for Friday to Sunday:

Staying generally dry albeit often cloudy, with perhaps a few spots of drizzle at times. Occasional brighter periods are likely. Turning gradually milder with a reducing likelihood of frosts.

Updated: 04:00 (UTC) on Wed 8 Feb 2023

Sunday and Monday will be mostly dry with variable and at times large amounts of cloud, with any fog patches clearing through the morning. Parts of the north and northwest of the UK will remain rather damp at times, with occasional light rain or drizzle. Over the following few days, probably a gradual transition to more generally changeable conditions, meaning a greater chance of some rain at times in the south and east compared to earlier in February. The north and northwest will likely be most unsettled, with often strong winds accompanying periods of rain, which will be heavy at times. Temperatures overall will be relatively mild, with any frost mostly likely across southern areas earlier in the period.

Updated: 14:00 (UTC) on Tue 7 Feb 2023

Generally changeable weather conditions with near or above average temperatures across the UK as a whole until late February. Bands of rain and strong winds are expected, especially in the northwest, with a risk of some wintry showers in the intervening colder brighter interludes between these frontal systems. Some of these frontal systems perhaps spreading further to the southeast, although much of the south and southeast will likely be relatively drier. Confidence in the forecast around the turn of the month becomes much lower, and whilst the more likely scenario is one of a continuation of similar conditions experienced through the latter half of February, there is a low probability of some much colder weather developing.

Updated: 15:00 (UTC) on Tue 7 Feb 2023