South Downs Way
Walk along a chalk ridge to the sea finishing along the Seven Sisters cliffs
Hiking weather forecast
South East hourly weather (Met Office)
South East weather (Met Office)
Updated: 02:00 on Thu, 02-May
Spells of heavy rain and thunderstorms. Warm with brighter intervals.
Today:
- Heavy rain and thunderstorms clearing westward.
- Then rather warm with bright spells.
- Risk of further heavy and thundery afternoon showers developing.
- Feeling cooler where low cloud lingers along some coastal stretches.
- Clouding over through the afternoon.
- Maximum Temperature 18C.
Tonight:
- Showers easing and slowly clearing to the north this evening.
- Remaining cloudy.
- An area of heavy rain and thunderstorms is expected to spread west across much of the region overnight.
- Minimum Temperature 10C.
Friday:
- Unsettled with spells of heavy rain and thundery showers.
- The area of rain will pull away to the north Friday afternoon to late sunshine.
- Driest and brightest in the southwest.
- Maximum Temperature 14C.
Saturday to Monday:
- Bright with warm sunny spells Saturday and the odd daytime shower.
- Changeable Sunday and Monday with spells of rain and heavy showers.
- Temperatures a little above average.
- Cooler along coasts.
UK Day 6-7 and week 2
- As we move into next week, the chance of rain and showers reduces as high pressure builds to the into the UK.
- This will bring more in the way of dry and fine weather for most areas, although there is still a chance of some showers in places, and a risk also of some more persistent rain rounding the high into north-western parts of the country.
- The high is likely to maintain influence into the weekend before starting to weaken the following week.
- So a continuation of fine conditions next weekend seems likely, before a return of less settled conditions by the end of the period.
- Temperatures are expected to be slightly above normal for early May.
UK Week 3 and 4
- During the longer range outlook period, there is a greater chance of unsettled weather returning, especially across the south.
- This means that spells of wet weather are likely for most, notably across southern or central areas, while drier conditions on balance are more likely further north.
- There are no strong signs for any exceptional temperatures either above or below average, but warm days are possible as are some chilly nights.
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