Base Green Weather Forecast, Suffolk IP14 3

Today 23 Jan East of England

Overcast for much of the region through today with intermittent drizzle and patches of mist or fog, some of these persisting into the afternoon. Any brighter spells are most likely in the east, but will be relatively short-lived. Maximum Temperature 8C.

Tonight 23 Jan East of England

Cloudy through the evening and overnight with further mist or fog patches, mainly in northern parts of the region. The odd spot of drizzle possible also with the low cloud. Feeling chilly. Minimum Temperature 3C.

Fri 24 Jan East of England

Overnight mist or fog patches slow to clear on a mainly overcast day. Limited brighter spells are possible, these most likely in the afternoon. Maximum Temperature 8C.

Sat 25 Jan East of England

Saturday dull with isolated fog patches and some drizzle. Breezier Sunday with outbreaks of rain later. Showers Monday then windy with further rain, heavy at times later

Sun 26 Jan East of England

Saturday dull with isolated fog patches and some drizzle. Breezier Sunday with outbreaks of rain later. Showers Monday then windy with further rain, heavy at times later

Mon 27 Jan East of England

Saturday dull with isolated fog patches and some drizzle. Breezier Sunday with outbreaks of rain later. Showers Monday then windy with further rain, heavy at times later

Tue 28 Jan East of England

Next week looks likely to continue the unsettled theme with a mixture of spells of locally heavy rain and showers with colder and brighter interludes. The heaviest of the rain is likely to be focused over western parts with snow possible across some northern hills. It will be windy throughout with a chance of gales at times, which will reduce the risk of overnight frost and fog. Towards the end of the period the south and east may see slightly more settled conditions moving in. This will lead to an increased risk of frost and fog overnight. Temperatures will fluctuate between mild and rather cold at times as bands of rain move across the UK.

Wed 29 Jan East of England

Next week looks likely to continue the unsettled theme with a mixture of spells of locally heavy rain and showers with colder and brighter interludes. The heaviest of the rain is likely to be focused over western parts with snow possible across some northern hills. It will be windy throughout with a chance of gales at times, which will reduce the risk of overnight frost and fog. Towards the end of the period the south and east may see slightly more settled conditions moving in. This will lead to an increased risk of frost and fog overnight. Temperatures will fluctuate between mild and rather cold at times as bands of rain move across the UK.

Base Green Weather Forecast

Today 23 Jan East of England

Tonight 23 Jan East of England

Fri 24 Jan East of England

Sat 25 Jan East of England

Sun 26 Jan East of England

Mon 27 Jan East of England

Tue 28 Jan East of England

Wed 29 Jan East of England

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January Temperature

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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

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