St Hill Weather Forecast, West Sussex RH19 4

Today 18 Sep London and South East England

Areas of low cloud, mist and fog should slowly thin and break through the morning to reveal some warm sunshine. Isolated showers may develop in western parts later, although eastern areas should stay dry. Light winds. Maximum Temperature 24C.

Tonight 18 Sep London and South East England

Mainly fine during the evening, especially across eastern areas, with light winds here perhaps allowing further fog patches. Cloudier in the far west, with spells of rain becoming slow moving. Minimum Temperature 12C.

Sun 19 Sep London and South East England

Starting fine with some bright spells in eastern parts after any fog lifts. Rain in the west will edge eastwards however, with some slow-moving heavy downpours reaching eastern districts later. Maximum Temperature 24C.

Mon 20 Sep London and South East England

Probably rather cloudy and damp to start the working week, but gradually brightening later Monday and through Tuesday. Breezier Wednesday, ahead of some rain moving southeast later. Temperatures falling slightly.

Tue 21 Sep London and South East England

Probably rather cloudy and damp to start the working week, but gradually brightening later Monday and through Tuesday. Breezier Wednesday, ahead of some rain moving southeast later. Temperatures falling slightly.

Wed 22 Sep London and South East England

Probably rather cloudy and damp to start the working week, but gradually brightening later Monday and through Tuesday. Breezier Wednesday, ahead of some rain moving southeast later. Temperatures falling slightly.

Thu 23 Sep London and South East England

A band of cloud and rain, heavy at times, looks likely to cross the UK on Wednesday, with sunny spells and showers either side of this. Thursday and Friday look to be unsettled and much of the country will see showers or longer spells of rain. Coastal gales likely in the northwest. From the weekend onwards, a northwest to southeast split to our weather is likely to develop. The northwest is expected to see the most unsettled conditions: outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy at times, and strong winds, possibly coastal gales. Drier and sunnier weather looks more likely across the southeast, though unsettled weather in the northwest could still spread here at times. Temperatures generally near or slightly above average, with some chilly and misty nights possible.

Fri 24 Sep London and South East England

A band of cloud and rain, heavy at times, looks likely to cross the UK on Wednesday, with sunny spells and showers either side of this. Thursday and Friday look to be unsettled and much of the country will see showers or longer spells of rain. Coastal gales likely in the northwest. From the weekend onwards, a northwest to southeast split to our weather is likely to develop. The northwest is expected to see the most unsettled conditions: outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy at times, and strong winds, possibly coastal gales. Drier and sunnier weather looks more likely across the southeast, though unsettled weather in the northwest could still spread here at times. Temperatures generally near or slightly above average, with some chilly and misty nights possible.

St Hill Weather Forecast

Today 18 Sep London and South East England

Tonight 18 Sep London and South East England

Sun 19 Sep London and South East England

Mon 20 Sep London and South East England

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September Temperature

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Lowest 13 February, 2021

Average 2021

Highest 18 July, 2021

Lowest 17 August, 2021

Average August

Highest 10 August, 2021

Lowest 16 September, 2021

Average September

Highest 8 September, 2021

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