Frinton-on-Sea Weather Forecast, Essex CO13 9

Today 28 Jan East of England

Any early showers will soon ease away eastwards. A fine, but rather cold and breezy day follows, with sunny spells. Most places will stay dry, although the odd shower is possible throughout. Maximum Temperature 6C.

Tonight 28 Jan East of England

Any early showers will soon die away, then it will be a dry but breezy night with clear spells. These becoming prolonged by dawn, with a patchy frost possible, mainly in prone rural spots. Minimum Temperature 0C.

Wed 29 Jan East of England

A largely fine and sunny morning, although still rather breezy. Sunshine turning increasingly hazy during the afternoon, with some thicker cloud and patchy light rain spreading east. Maximum Temperature 9C.

Thu 30 Jan East of England

Breezy Thursday, with rain at times. Very mild. Windy with rain spreading east early Friday, clearing to sunshine and showers. Further rain possible Saturday, mainly further south.

Fri 31 Jan East of England

Breezy Thursday, with rain at times. Very mild. Windy with rain spreading east early Friday, clearing to sunshine and showers. Further rain possible Saturday, mainly further south.

Sat 1 Feb East of England

Breezy Thursday, with rain at times. Very mild. Windy with rain spreading east early Friday, clearing to sunshine and showers. Further rain possible Saturday, mainly further south.

Sun 2 Feb East of England

After a wet and windy day Sunday, the beginning of next week will remain unsettled with outbreaks of rain or showers. Thereafter, we should see the dominance of high pressure across the UK. This will allow a shift towards more settled conditions with a good deal of sunshine across most parts. Northern and eastern areas are likely to start this period cold with a chance of wintry showers, these likely falling as snow to relatively low levels at times. Towards the end of next week, the settled weather will spread further east with plenty of sunny spells by day and a risk of frost by night. Following this, it looks to stay mostly dry but it may turn increasingly cloudy towards the middle of February with possible overnight fog.

Mon 3 Feb East of England

After a wet and windy day Sunday, the beginning of next week will remain unsettled with outbreaks of rain or showers. Thereafter, we should see the dominance of high pressure across the UK. This will allow a shift towards more settled conditions with a good deal of sunshine across most parts. Northern and eastern areas are likely to start this period cold with a chance of wintry showers, these likely falling as snow to relatively low levels at times. Towards the end of next week, the settled weather will spread further east with plenty of sunny spells by day and a risk of frost by night. Following this, it looks to stay mostly dry but it may turn increasingly cloudy towards the middle of February with possible overnight fog.

Frinton-on-Sea Weather Forecast

Today 28 Jan East of England

Tonight 28 Jan East of England

Wed 29 Jan East of England

Thu 30 Jan East of England

Fri 31 Jan East of England

Sat 1 Feb East of England

Sun 2 Feb East of England

Mon 3 Feb East of England

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Frinton-on-Sea Temperature Statistics

January Temperature

Wattisham (23.6 miles)

Lowest 21 January, 2020

Average 2020

Highest 14 January, 2020

Lowest 5 December, 2019

Average December

Highest 6 December, 2019

Lowest 21 January, 2020

Average January

Highest 14 January, 2020

Climate (2011–Present)

Wattisham (23.6 miles)

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