Blyth Weather Forecast, Northumberland NE24 2

Today 23 Jan North East England

A crisp, cold start to Wednesday, with a widespread frost and icy patches. Largely sunny and dry although the odd snow shower remains likely over the Pennines. Feeling cold despite some light winds. Maximum Temperature 3C.

Tonight 23 Jan North East England

Some clear skies at first, allowing temperatures to fall rapidly below freezing. Turning cloudier later, with a light scattering of rain, sleet and snow showers but a risk of ice. Minimum Temperature -3C.

Thu 24 Jan North East England

A frosty start with possible ice on untreated surfaces. Mainly dry, and staying cold with sunny intervals developing, then cloud will increase again later. Rain with possible hill snow overnight. Maximum Temperature 3C.

Fri 25 Jan North East England

Rather cloudy, less cold on Friday and Saturday with occasionally heavy rain or drizzle. Becoming windy. Rain, hill snow clearing Saturday, then cold northerly winds on Sunday with wintry showers.

Sat 26 Jan North East England

Rather cloudy, less cold on Friday and Saturday with occasionally heavy rain or drizzle. Becoming windy. Rain, hill snow clearing Saturday, then cold northerly winds on Sunday with wintry showers.

Sun 27 Jan North East England

Rather cloudy, less cold on Friday and Saturday with occasionally heavy rain or drizzle. Becoming windy. Rain, hill snow clearing Saturday, then cold northerly winds on Sunday with wintry showers.

Mon 28 Jan North East England

Cold and showery conditions are likely at first on Monday, ahead of thicker cloud and rain, perhaps preceded by snow, which is expected to move eastwards later in the day. Cold and showery weather will probably make a return on Tuesday. Beyond there, the broad signal is for the unsettled period of the weather to continue, with further bands of rain and hill snow moving east or southeast across the UK, interspersed with brighter showery interludes. Snow remains a risk, mostly in the north, but perhaps further south too, and frosts could be quite widespread. There is still a chance that even colder conditions may develop later in the period with winds swinging round to the east or northeast, bringing an increased possibility of snow.

Tue 29 Jan North East England

Cold and showery conditions are likely at first on Monday, ahead of thicker cloud and rain, perhaps preceded by snow, which is expected to move eastwards later in the day. Cold and showery weather will probably make a return on Tuesday. Beyond there, the broad signal is for the unsettled period of the weather to continue, with further bands of rain and hill snow moving east or southeast across the UK, interspersed with brighter showery interludes. Snow remains a risk, mostly in the north, but perhaps further south too, and frosts could be quite widespread. There is still a chance that even colder conditions may develop later in the period with winds swinging round to the east or northeast, bringing an increased possibility of snow.

Blyth Weather Forecast

Today 23 Jan North East England

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