Mid Yell weather

Headline:

Windy with showers.

This Evening and Tonight:

Clear periods and a few showers this evening. Rather more cloudy after midnight with showers becoming more frequent and occasionally heavy, especially across Shetland. Windy, strong occasionally gale force westerly winds. Minimum temperature 2 °C.

Sunday:

A windy day with some bright or sunny intervals and scattered showers, these occasionally heavy with hail. Strong to gale force westerly winds. Maximum temperature 6 °C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:

A few showers early and late otherwise mainly dry, winds easing. Breezy on Tuesday with patchy rain, mainly dry with some brightness on Wednesday.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sat 23 Mar 2019

Through the latter part of next week, high pressure will continue to dominate bringing widely settled, if at times rather cloudy weather. That said, in any sunshine it will feel pleasantly warm, especially where winds are light. Any rain is likely to be confined to the far north and northwest. As we head through next weekend and into the following week, many areas are likely to turn more unsettled. Cloudier, wetter and breezier conditions across the northwest are likely to move southeastwards at times, but tend to fragment as they do so, meaning relatively little rain for parts of the south. Brighter, showery interludes will then affect the north at times. Temperatures are likely to trend close to average, with some colder interludes possible, particularly in the north.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sat 23 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 southeastwards across the UK. The most unsettled conditions are likely to be in the northwest, with more settled weather across southeastern areas. Temperatures should be near average for most. 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. It could well turn warm at times, particularly in the south.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sat 23 Mar 2019