Paddock Wood weather

Headline:

A dry and bright start, but showery rain spreading northeast.

Today:

A dry and bright start, but thickening cloud and some showery rain soon spreading from the southwest during the morning. The odd heavier burst is likely, before showers tend to ease from the west in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 20 °C.

Tonight:

Further showers in places this evening, but showers likely to merge to bring some more persistent and locally heavy and thundery rain overnight. Minimum temperature 12 °C.

Wednesday:

Outbreaks of locally heavy and thundery rain in the east at first. Otherwise mostly cloudy with further showery rain spreading east, but drier and brighter in the west later. Maximum temperature 21 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

Breezy on Thursday with sunny intervals, but with occasional showers developing. Friday and Saturday should be dry and settled with some sunny spells, but rather chilly overnight.

Updated: 04:00 (UTC+1) on Tue 18 Jun 2019

On Sunday most places will start fine, bright, and dry and remain so through much of the day, especially in northern and eastern parts. Temperatures will recover to normal or be locally warm. However, for southwestern and western parts heavy rain and some strong winds should arrive during the day as low pressure moves towards the UK from the southwest. Rain is likely to spread northward and eastwards into Monday bringing unsettled weather more widely for the start of the next week. As we head into late June there are signs that high pressure may become more dominant, bringing a chance of settled and warm weather with temperatures mostly near normal. However, by early July we may see a return to greater influence from Atlantic again, although confidence is low.

Updated: 04:00 (UTC+1) on Tue 18 Jun 2019

During the first half of July predictability becomes very low, with mixed signals. However, at present the favored solution is for increased Atlantic mobility through this period, bringing spells of unsettled weather to the UK, generally associated with low pressure systems, interspersed by more settled anticyclonic regimes. This will likely mean that showers or longer spells of rain will affect northwestern parts of the UK, whilst the south and southeast will see more in the way of dry weather: although some thundery outbreaks are likely in the south and southeast as is usual this time of year. Temperatures through the period will probably near or slightly above average.

Updated: 04:00 (UTC+1) on Tue 18 Jun 2019