Stranraer Weather Forecast, Dumfries and Galloway DG9 7

Today 22 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

A cloudy and dull start to the day. Rain will spread south, becoming heavy and squally for a time but clearing later to leave a mainly dry and bright evening. Feeling fresher later. Maximum Temperature 11C.

Tonight 22 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Winds easing and a mainly clear and dry although a few showers could affect western Dumfries & Galloway. Despite strong winds some local frost is likely. Minimum Temperature 1C.

Sat 23 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

A dry and bright day but quite breezy. The best of the sunshine will be in the morning, particularly across the Borders. High cloud building later as winds ease. Maximum Temperature 9C.

Sun 24 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

A dry bright start on Sunday but a few showers for Dumfriesshire, coastal gales. Dry and bright on Monday with winds easing, similar on Tuesday with sunshine in the East.

Mon 25 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

A dry bright start on Sunday but a few showers for Dumfriesshire, coastal gales. Dry and bright on Monday with winds easing, similar on Tuesday with sunshine in the East.

Tue 26 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

A dry bright start on Sunday but a few showers for Dumfriesshire, coastal gales. Dry and bright on Monday with winds easing, similar on Tuesday with sunshine in the East.

Wed 27 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Through the latter part of next week, high pressure will continue to dominate bringing widely settled weather. This will bring plenty of dry conditions with bright or sunny spells and light winds for most. Any rain is likely to be confined to the far north and northwest. Temperatures should be pleasantly warm at times, particularly in the south. 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 spread southeastwards into more central and western areas. Temperatures are likely to also trend closer to average, with some colder interludes possible. However, many southern and southeastern areas could well stay largely dry with warm sunny spells.

Thu 28 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Through the latter part of next week, high pressure will continue to dominate bringing widely settled weather. This will bring plenty of dry conditions with bright or sunny spells and light winds for most. Any rain is likely to be confined to the far north and northwest. Temperatures should be pleasantly warm at times, particularly in the south. 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 spread southeastwards into more central and western areas. Temperatures are likely to also trend closer to average, with some colder interludes possible. However, many southern and southeastern areas could well stay largely dry with warm sunny spells.

Stranraer Weather Forecast

Today 22 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Tonight 22 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Sat 23 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Sun 24 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Mon 25 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Tue 26 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Wed 27 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

Thu 28 Mar South West Scotland and Lothian Borders

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March Temperature

West Freugh (Esaws) (4.3 miles)

Lowest 2 February, 2019

Average 2019

Highest 21 March, 2019

Lowest 2 February, 2019

Average February

Highest 27 February, 2019

Lowest 8 March, 2019

Average March

Highest 21 March, 2019

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