Offa's Dyke Path
Remote path along the England Wales border following the 8th Century Offa's Dyke
Hiking weather forecast
Wales hourly weather (Met Office)
Wales weather (Met Office)
Updated: 01:47 on Thu, 28-Mar
Frequent heavy showers, windy in the south.
Today:
- Heavy rain and perhaps some snow in the northeast slowly clearing, otherwise briefly fine.
- Further showery rain developing from the south, heavy in places with thunder and hail.
- Windy with coastal gales possible in the south.
- Feeling rather cool.
- Maximum Temperature 11C.
Tonight:
- Blustery showers continuing this evening, these heavy carrying the risk of hail.
- Turning drier overnight with clearer spells and a touch of rural frost under the lighter winds.
- Minimum Temperature 2C.
Friday:
- A mixture of sunny spells and blustery scattered showers for Good Friday.
- These turning heavy and thundery at times.
- Feeling warm in any prolonged sunshine.
- Maximum Temperature 13C.
Saturday to Monday:
- Staying changeable through the Easter weekend, with scattered showers and sunny spells on Saturday.
- Turning drier on Easter Sunday with lighter winds.
- Uncertainty on Monday with rain or showers possible.
UK Day 6-7 and week 2
- Next week begins with some uncertainty, but it looks likely that we will see a return towards more widely unsettled conditions as another area of low pressure pushes across the UK with changeable weather likely largely dominating throughout this period.
- Most areas look likely to see further showers and some longer spells of rain at times, although interspersed with some drier spells in between.
- It looks likely that a north - south split could set up across the UK.
- The wettest weather will tend to favour the south whilst northern parts remain a bit drier on average.
- In association with this split in general temperatures will be close to average, but it will be occasionally cooler in the north, and milder in south.
UK Week 3 and 4
- Through mid to late April, pressure is likely to be higher than average to the north of the UK, with low pressure more likely to the west or southwest.
- This pattern tends to push the focus of unsettled weather further south than usual, with largest rainfall totals more likely to be in the south of the UK.
- Conversely northern, especially northwestern, areas will tend to be drier compared to normal.
- A trend towards more settled conditions in the latter part of this period is growing more likely, of course this not a guarantee at this range.
- Temperatures will probably be near average or slightly above overall, with any cooler interludes most likely in the north early in the period.
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