Base Green Weather Forecast, Suffolk IP14 3

Today 7 Aug East of England

Any early mist patches soon clearing, leaving a dry day with long spells of sunshine. Becoming very hot by afternoon, but a little cooler near some coasts where onshore sea breezes develop. Showers possible in the evening, mainly in north. Maximum Temperature 36C.

Tonight 7 Aug East of England

Mainly fine and very warm with light winds during the evening and overnight. One or two fleeting showers are also possible later, as cloud cover increases a little from the west. Minimum Temperature 19C.

Sat 8 Aug East of England

Early showers will fade, becoming very hot in the south, with lengthy sunny periods generally. The heat may spark further showers later. Less hot in northern coastal districts. Light winds. Maximum Temperature 35C.

Sun 9 Aug East of England

Likely a continuation of the hot spell, but with an increasing chance of thunderstorms developing. Some lengthy periods of sunshine are expected, with very warm intervening nights.

Mon 10 Aug East of England

Likely a continuation of the hot spell, but with an increasing chance of thunderstorms developing. Some lengthy periods of sunshine are expected, with very warm intervening nights.

Tue 11 Aug East of England

Likely a continuation of the hot spell, but with an increasing chance of thunderstorms developing. Some lengthy periods of sunshine are expected, with very warm intervening nights.

Wed 12 Aug East of England

Very warm or hot for many in the UK through the end of next week, although fresher and largely drier weather will be seen across western areas. Elsewhere will be fairly cloudy with sunny spells and the chance for some heavy or thundery downpours. From the weekend, the UK should slowly see settled conditions become established more widely, spreading eastwards by the end of the following week, although still potentially rather cloudy and humid with the chance of rain in the northwest at times. Temperatures are likely to be warm for many to start and possibly hot at times in the southeast. The potentially hot weather here gives a risk of thunderstorms across the south. Fog patches are possible overnight for many although these will quickly clear through the morning.

Thu 13 Aug East of England

Very warm or hot for many in the UK through the end of next week, although fresher and largely drier weather will be seen across western areas. Elsewhere will be fairly cloudy with sunny spells and the chance for some heavy or thundery downpours. From the weekend, the UK should slowly see settled conditions become established more widely, spreading eastwards by the end of the following week, although still potentially rather cloudy and humid with the chance of rain in the northwest at times. Temperatures are likely to be warm for many to start and possibly hot at times in the southeast. The potentially hot weather here gives a risk of thunderstorms across the south. Fog patches are possible overnight for many although these will quickly clear through the morning.

Base Green Weather Forecast

Today 7 Aug East of England

Tonight 7 Aug East of England

Sat 8 Aug East of England

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Mon 10 Aug East of England

Tue 11 Aug East of England

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Thu 13 Aug East of England

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August Temperature

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Lowest 20 March, 2020

Average 2020

Highest 31 July, 2020

Lowest 7 July, 2020

Average July

Highest 31 July, 2020

Lowest 4 August, 2020

Average August

Highest 5 August, 2020

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