River Blyth Entrance Weather Forecast, Suffolk

Today 11 May East of England

Early low cloud clearing during the morning to leave a dry and warm day with plenty of sunshine. Some areas of low cloud may linger along the coast into the afternoon however, with fresher winds here giving a cooler feel. Maximum Temperature 23C.

Tonight 11 May East of England

Patchy low cloud, mist and fog may spread inland from the coast in some areas, but clear spells for most and conditions staying dry. Minimum Temperature 10C.

Sun 12 May East of England

Sunday very warm again with sunny spells. Likely dry through the day but with the risk of some heavy showers or perhaps thunderstorms spreading north-eastwards into the evening and overnight. Maximum Temperature 24C.

Mon 13 May East of England

Turning cooler, with showers possible Monday and some more persistent rain on Tuesday. Wednesday brighter once again but the risk of showers continues.

Tue 14 May East of England

Turning cooler, with showers possible Monday and some more persistent rain on Tuesday. Wednesday brighter once again but the risk of showers continues.

Wed 15 May East of England

Turning cooler, with showers possible Monday and some more persistent rain on Tuesday. Wednesday brighter once again but the risk of showers continues.

Thu 16 May East of England

Low pressure is expected to be dominant across the UK at the start of this period, bringing widely unsettled conditions. Most areas will be affected by showers, which could in a few places be heavy, slow-moving, with thunder and possibly hail, or even longer spells of rain at first. Winds will mostly be light, and temperatures around to a little above average for the time of year. Heading into next weekend and beyond confidence falls significantly, but on balance the weather is more likely to turn a little less unsettled, with a greater chance of longer drier interludes between further rain or showers. Temperatures overall most likely to be a little above average but the chances of any prolonged settled, dry or hot weather are lower than normal.

Fri 17 May East of England

Low pressure is expected to be dominant across the UK at the start of this period, bringing widely unsettled conditions. Most areas will be affected by showers, which could in a few places be heavy, slow-moving, with thunder and possibly hail, or even longer spells of rain at first. Winds will mostly be light, and temperatures around to a little above average for the time of year. Heading into next weekend and beyond confidence falls significantly, but on balance the weather is more likely to turn a little less unsettled, with a greater chance of longer drier interludes between further rain or showers. Temperatures overall most likely to be a little above average but the chances of any prolonged settled, dry or hot weather are lower than normal.

River Blyth Entrance Weather Forecast

Today 11 May East of England

Tonight 11 May East of England

Sun 12 May East of England

Mon 13 May East of England

Tue 14 May East of England

Wed 15 May East of England

Thu 16 May East of England

Fri 17 May East of England

Temperature Forecast Met Office

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River Blyth Entrance Temperature Statistics

May Temperature

Wattisham (53km)

Lowest 19 January, 2024

Average 2024

Highest 9 May, 2024

Lowest 26 April, 2024

Average April

Highest 13 April, 2024

Lowest 5 May, 2024

Average May

Highest 9 May, 2024

Climate (2019–Present)

Wattisham (53km)

Average Low 2019–2024

Average 2019–2024

Average High 2019–2024