Thorney Channel - West Thorney Weather Forecast, West Sussex

Today 18 May London and South East England

A fine start with some sunshine. Cloud soon thickening however, with scattered showers developing later in the morning and through the afternoon. These turning heavy at times, with a chance of hail or the odd rumble of thunder. Maximum Temperature 17C.

Tonight 18 May London and South East England

Showers gradually easing during the evening, with many parts dry for a time with light winds. Cloud thickening from the west after midnight, with further outbreaks of rain spreading east. Minimum Temperature 5C.

Wed 19 May London and South East England

Early cloud and outbreaks of rain easing away southeast. Sunny spells and further showers then developing through the day. These perhaps heavy and thundery, before easing during the evening. Maximum Temperature 17C.

Thu 20 May London and South East England

Dry, bright start Thursday, before turning windy with rain later. Staying wet and windy Friday with coastal gales possible. Winds easing Saturday, with some sunshine expected, but also heavy showers.

Fri 21 May London and South East England

Dry, bright start Thursday, before turning windy with rain later. Staying wet and windy Friday with coastal gales possible. Winds easing Saturday, with some sunshine expected, but also heavy showers.

Sat 22 May London and South East England

Dry, bright start Thursday, before turning windy with rain later. Staying wet and windy Friday with coastal gales possible. Winds easing Saturday, with some sunshine expected, but also heavy showers.

Sun 23 May London and South East England

Unsettled conditions continuing, with scattered showers again developing across most areas. These showers are likely to be heavy at times, with thunderstorms possible in places. On Friday and possibly into the weekend, more prolonged spells of rain are likely at times, especially in the west. Into next week, there is a chance of more settled conditions to gradually become established. Whilst further rain and showers are possible, overall drier and brighter conditions should become more dominant. Staying rather cool for the time of year, although night time frost will be limited, mainly across rural, northern areas. During next week, there are some indications that conditions may start to turn warmer, with temperatures closer to normal for the time of year.

Mon 24 May London and South East England

Unsettled conditions continuing, with scattered showers again developing across most areas. These showers are likely to be heavy at times, with thunderstorms possible in places. On Friday and possibly into the weekend, more prolonged spells of rain are likely at times, especially in the west. Into next week, there is a chance of more settled conditions to gradually become established. Whilst further rain and showers are possible, overall drier and brighter conditions should become more dominant. Staying rather cool for the time of year, although night time frost will be limited, mainly across rural, northern areas. During next week, there are some indications that conditions may start to turn warmer, with temperatures closer to normal for the time of year.

Thorney Channel - West Thorney Weather Forecast

Today 18 May London and South East England

Tonight 18 May London and South East England

Wed 19 May London and South East England

Thu 20 May London and South East England

Fri 21 May London and South East England

Sat 22 May London and South East England

Sun 23 May London and South East England

Mon 24 May London and South East England

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Thorney Channel - West Thorney Temperature Statistics

May Temperature

Thorney Island (0.6 miles)

Lowest 8 March, 2021

Average 2021

Highest 30 March, 2021

Lowest 13 April, 2021

Average April

Highest 24 April, 2021

Lowest 6 May, 2021

Average May

Highest 8 May, 2021

Climate (2011–Present)

Thorney Island (0.6 miles)

Average Low 2011–Present

Average 2011–Present

Average High 2011–Present