Tees Bay Weather Forecast, Redcar and Cleveland

Today 13 Dec North East England

A largely cloudy day Friday with patchy drizzle, perhaps most prevalent towards the coast and across higher ground. Chance of some short-lived brighter spells to the lee of the Pennines during the afternoon. Winds light. Maximum Temperature 7C.

Tonight 13 Dec North East England

Cloudy initially with a few patches of light rain. Cloud clearing from the north through the early hours giving plenty of clear skies and allowing a patchy frost to develop. Minimum Temperature 1C.

Sat 14 Dec North East England

Bright but chilly for much of the day before becoming cloudy from late afternoon. Hill fog and drizzle developing across the Pennines overnight. Becoming breezy later. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Sun 15 Dec North East England

A cloudy and windy day Sunday with drizzly outbreaks, mainly across the Pennines. Remaining breezy Monday and Tuesday but a few brighter interludes likely. Mild throughout.

Mon 16 Dec North East England

A cloudy and windy day Sunday with drizzly outbreaks, mainly across the Pennines. Remaining breezy Monday and Tuesday but a few brighter interludes likely. Mild throughout.

Tue 17 Dec North East England

A cloudy and windy day Sunday with drizzly outbreaks, mainly across the Pennines. Remaining breezy Monday and Tuesday but a few brighter interludes likely. Mild throughout.

Wed 18 Dec North East England

Mild and many areas dry on Tuesday aside from rain over some western hills. Through the middle of next week, conditions are expected to turn widely unsettled with spells of heavy rain and strong winds possible for all regions. Temperatures falling back to around if not a little below average for a time later next week. Generally mixed conditions thereafter. High pressure will attempt to build across the south of the country at times but looks unlikely to become dominant as spells of wet and windy continue to arrive from the west. Temperatures likely varying around average with both some milder and colder interludes to be expected. Any snow most likely restricted to high ground though could temporarily fall at lower levels in the north during colder interludes.

Thu 19 Dec North East England

Mild and many areas dry on Tuesday aside from rain over some western hills. Through the middle of next week, conditions are expected to turn widely unsettled with spells of heavy rain and strong winds possible for all regions. Temperatures falling back to around if not a little below average for a time later next week. Generally mixed conditions thereafter. High pressure will attempt to build across the south of the country at times but looks unlikely to become dominant as spells of wet and windy continue to arrive from the west. Temperatures likely varying around average with both some milder and colder interludes to be expected. Any snow most likely restricted to high ground though could temporarily fall at lower levels in the north during colder interludes.

Tees Bay Weather Forecast

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December Temperature

Loftus (Samos) (20km)

Lowest 17 January, 2024

Average 2024

Highest 12 August, 2024

Lowest 21 November, 2024

Average November

Highest 24 November, 2024

Lowest 3 December, 2024

Average December

Highest 1 December, 2024

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