Hoo Weather Forecast, Kent ME3 9

Today 14 Nov London and South East England

Any more persistent rain in the far north soon easing, then many parts brightening up with some sunshine. However, occasional heavy and perhaps thundery showers will affect eastern areas and some southern coasts, with the just odd shower elsewhere. Maximum Temperature 9C.

Tonight 14 Nov London and South East England

Cloudy through the evening and mainly dry with well scattered showers. Staying cloudy into the earlier hours, with further showers, perhaps merging into longer spells of rain for a time. Dry for most by dawn. Minimum Temperature 3C.

Fri 15 Nov London and South East England

Bright at first on Friday morning with just an odd shower. Cloud, persistent rain or drizzle and strengthening winds then spreading across the region through the afternoon. Maximum Temperature 10C.

Sat 16 Nov London and South East England

Bright or sunny intervals through Saturday and Sunday, with isolated showers possible. Cloudy with outbreaks of rain on Monday, perhaps heavy for a time.

Sun 17 Nov London and South East England

Bright or sunny intervals through Saturday and Sunday, with isolated showers possible. Cloudy with outbreaks of rain on Monday, perhaps heavy for a time.

Mon 18 Nov London and South East England

Bright or sunny intervals through Saturday and Sunday, with isolated showers possible. Cloudy with outbreaks of rain on Monday, perhaps heavy for a time.

Tue 19 Nov London and South East England

Heavy rain will spread eastwards across Wales and parts of southern and central England through Tuesday, though northern and eastern areas should remain mostly dry and bright through the day. Towards the end of the week it should turn milder with a risk of prolonged rainlikely across western parts with the possibility of some transient hill snow. There is also a risk strong winds and coastal gales. Towards the end of the period strong winds and coastal gales accomanined by rain may continue across western areas with more settled conditions likely to develop in eastern parts. This would bring a risk of frost and fog developing overnight across eastern parts and possibly more widespread later.

Wed 20 Nov London and South East England

Heavy rain will spread eastwards across Wales and parts of southern and central England through Tuesday, though northern and eastern areas should remain mostly dry and bright through the day. Towards the end of the week it should turn milder with a risk of prolonged rainlikely across western parts with the possibility of some transient hill snow. There is also a risk strong winds and coastal gales. Towards the end of the period strong winds and coastal gales accomanined by rain may continue across western areas with more settled conditions likely to develop in eastern parts. This would bring a risk of frost and fog developing overnight across eastern parts and possibly more widespread later.

Hoo Weather Forecast

Today 14 Nov London and South East England

Tonight 14 Nov London and South East England

Fri 15 Nov London and South East England

Sat 16 Nov London and South East England

Sun 17 Nov London and South East England

Mon 18 Nov London and South East England

Tue 19 Nov London and South East England

Wed 20 Nov London and South East England

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November Temperature

Shoeburyness (14.3 miles)

Lowest 31 January, 2019

Average 2019

Highest 24 July, 2019

Lowest 28 October, 2019

Average October

Highest 1 October, 2019

Lowest 8 November, 2019

Average November

Highest 1 November, 2019

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