Brigsley (North East Lincolnshire) weather

Headline:

Overcast with rain Sunday, sometimes heavy.

Today:

A cloudy and wet day, with extensive low cloud, hill fog and outbreaks of rain. Rain becoming heavy for a time through the morning, with a chance of thunder, before perhaps easing later. Light winds. Maximum temperature 21 °C.

Tonight:

Remaining cloudy with hill fog and outbreaks of rain returning east through the evening. Rain will slowly clear to the east overnight but remaining cloudy. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Monday:

A cloudy start Monday, with outbreaks of rain over western hills. Drier in the east. Cloud and rain clearing into the afternoon, with some bright and sunny spells later. Maximum temperature 18 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Cloudy and windy to start Tuesday, with rain followed by a brighter afternoon. Sunny intervals and showers Wednesday. Sunny spells then showers later Thursday. Noticeably cooler than recently throughout.

Initially cool with northerly winds providing showers along exposed northern, western and eastern coasts, but also a few inland at times too, although central and southern areas may stay fairly dry and sunny. Showers wintry on the mountain tops in Scotland. Towards the end of the week and into the weekend it will likely turn more widely drier for a time, especially in central and southern areas, with the greater chance of rain and blustery conditions in the north and northwest. A gradual recovery in temperature is also expected as winds become more westerly. By the following week, while confidence is low a trend towards more settled conditions is most likely, accompanied by warmer temperatures. That said, some rain or showers are still possible, especially in the south and/or northwest.

The focus for wetter weather overall is more likely to return to north and especially northwestern areas, whilst southern and eastern areas have a greater chance of being drier relative to earlier in the month. Temperatures are likely to be around average overall, though with greater potential for brief spells of warm weather in the south.