Maryport Weather Forecast, Cumbria CA15 6

Today 23 Jan North West England

Icy stretches and widespread frost at first, but most will be fine with sunny spells and lighter winds than on Tuesday. The odd shower may affect coasts, especially later and it will be cold for all. Maximum Temperature 3C.

Tonight 23 Jan North West England

Cloud will thicken through the evening and overnight bringing outbreaks of rain, sleet and hill snow. As temperatures fall away frost and ice will form. Minimum Temperature -3C.

Thu 24 Jan North West England

There will be icy patches in some places on Thursday morning. Most of the day will be bright but rather cold but it will cloud over late in the afternoon. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Fri 25 Jan North West England

Friday will be breezy, cloudy but milder, with patchy rain and hill-fog. Strong winds and rain on Saturday will be followed by wintry showers. Sunday will be colder and brighter.

Sat 26 Jan North West England

Friday will be breezy, cloudy but milder, with patchy rain and hill-fog. Strong winds and rain on Saturday will be followed by wintry showers. Sunday will be colder and brighter.

Sun 27 Jan North West England

Friday will be breezy, cloudy but milder, with patchy rain and hill-fog. Strong winds and rain on Saturday will be followed by wintry showers. Sunday will be colder and brighter.

Mon 28 Jan North West 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 West 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.

Maryport Weather Forecast

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January Temperature

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Lowest 23 January, 2019

Average 2019

Highest 7 January, 2019

Lowest 14 December, 2018

Average December

Highest 7 December, 2018

Lowest 23 January, 2019

Average January

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