Faifley weather

Headline:

Rain crossing mid-Friday, clearing to isolated showers late afternoon. Windy.

This Evening and Tonight:

Cloudy with outbreaks of rain initially in the north, this will clear away by midnight but staying cloudy with some drizzle and gales developing. Further rain into Argyll by dawn. Minimum temperature 9 °C.

Friday:

Windy with coastal gales in the morning, a band of rain will move southeast, this may be squally and heavy for a time. Drier and brighter but feeling fresher later. Maximum temperature 11 °C.

Outlook for Saturday to Monday:

Mainly cloudy on Saturday with a few showers in the west. Showers heavy and squally particularly on Sunday with gales. Drier and brighter on Monday, winds easing.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Thu 21 Mar 2019

High pressure is expected to dominate at first, bringing largely settled weather with bright or sunny spells. However, weak fronts may bring more cloud and some rain to the far north where it will remain breezier. Patchy overnight frosts are likely but there should be a gradually warming trend for daytime temperatures. High pressure should gradually lose its influence towards the end of March. Southern and southeastern areas will remain mostly fine, though with some fog. Spells of rain and stronger winds are likely to spread from the northwest into central areas. Temperatures are generally expected to continue to rise, becoming very warm for some, whilst in the northwest they will remain nearer normal. Further frontal systems are expected to push in from the Atlantic for the start of April.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Thu 21 Mar 2019

At the start of this period it looks most likely that we will see changeable conditions as spells of wet and windy weather spread from the west. Towards the middle of the month confidence is low; however there is a possibility that we may see a return of more widely settled and drier weather. Some wetter interludes are still possible, particularly in the northwest, and also showers perhaps coming up from the south at times. Temperatures are likely to remain above normal throughout.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Thu 21 Mar 2019