Chirton (North Tyneside) weather

Headline:

Rather cloudy overnight, with some hill fog and largely dry.

This Evening and Tonight:

The cloud will become extensive overnight, with hill fog and some drizzle is likely, which will help to keep temperatures above freezing. It will remain largely dry in eastern parts despite the cloud cover. Light winds. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Sunday:

Mostly cloudy at first, the cloud breaking to give some sunny spells during the day. Remaining largely dry. Fog spreading along coastal areas overnight, some patchy frost is possible inland. Maximum temperature 11 °C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

Mostly cloudy Monday and Tuesday, with fog lifting into low cloud. Best chance of any sunshine in western parts, though cold by night. Showers on Wednesday, perhaps heavy early morning.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sat 27 Feb 2021

Confidence is high for this period as local high pressure is expected to give a mostly settled outlook, with any uncertainty being associated with the orientation of this high. Current signals suggest a placement over the south of the UK before transferring to the north later next week. Consequently, most areas will stay fine and dry with plenty of sunny spells, with any spells of rain and stronger winds are most likely to occur in the far north and west of the UK where front incursions are most likely. Where skies clear overnight frost and fog patches may become prevalent. Temperatures are likely to remain around average for the time of year, however a short colder spell is likely to occur at the end of next week for a time.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sat 27 Feb 2021

Settled conditions are likely to continue at the start of the period, though Atlantic frontal systems may make more progress across the country at times, introducing occasional wetter weather. This may be associated with around normal to colder than normal conditions for a time. After this however, a trend towards more unsettled conditions through the middle part of March is signalled with spells of rain and showers but with some drier interludes. Rain perhaps becoming more confined to the north and west later with the south and east seeing some more prolonged settled periods. Temperatures are most likely to remain around or a little above average and whilst there are no signals for prolonged cold, some brief colder intervals continue to remain possible.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sat 27 Feb 2021