Blyth Weather Forecast, Northumberland NE24 2

Today 5 Mar North East England

After a cold and frosty start, it will be a largely dry day with sunny spells and just the odd light shower. Feeling chilly, but this will be offset somewhat by the sunshine and light winds. Maximum Temperature 6C.

Tonight 5 Mar North East England

Any lingering daytime showers will soon die out this evening to leave a dry night with prolonged clear spells and light winds. It will be a cold night under the clearing skies with a widespread frost. Minimum Temperature -3C.

Sat 6 Mar North East England

A cold but largely sunny morning. Patchy cloud increasing in the afternoon, but remaining dry. Light winds. Maximum Temperature 7C.

Sun 7 Mar North East England

Chilly on Sunday, becoming rather cloudy. Milder for Monday but cloudy with some light, drizzly rain, mainly across western hills. Cloudy with patchy rain arriving on Tuesday and becoming windy.

Mon 8 Mar North East England

Chilly on Sunday, becoming rather cloudy. Milder for Monday but cloudy with some light, drizzly rain, mainly across western hills. Cloudy with patchy rain arriving on Tuesday and becoming windy.

Tue 9 Mar North East England

Chilly on Sunday, becoming rather cloudy. Milder for Monday but cloudy with some light, drizzly rain, mainly across western hills. Cloudy with patchy rain arriving on Tuesday and becoming windy.

Wed 10 Mar North East England

Outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds, potentially very strong in the south, will continue to make their way in from the west on Wednesday. A trend towards more unsettled conditions widely across the UK is then likely next week. Further spells of rain and showers will continue spreading in from the west, with some snow possible on high ground in northern parts of the country. However, there may also be some drier and brighter interludes at times. Throughout this period there is an ongoing potential for windy conditions, with the strongest winds most likely to occur in the west and northwest of the UK. Temperatures are expected to trend close to average, although some overnight frosts are still possible, mainly in northern parts of the country.

Thu 11 Mar North East England

Outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds, potentially very strong in the south, will continue to make their way in from the west on Wednesday. A trend towards more unsettled conditions widely across the UK is then likely next week. Further spells of rain and showers will continue spreading in from the west, with some snow possible on high ground in northern parts of the country. However, there may also be some drier and brighter interludes at times. Throughout this period there is an ongoing potential for windy conditions, with the strongest winds most likely to occur in the west and northwest of the UK. Temperatures are expected to trend close to average, although some overnight frosts are still possible, mainly in northern parts of the country.

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