Craigmalloch Weather Forecast, East Ayrshire KA6 7

Today 27 Jan Strathclyde

From the Central Belt southwards rather cloudy with a few isolated early light showers but most areas staying dry. Best of the limited brighter spells expected across Argyll. Winds turning easterly and freshening later across west coasts and Isles. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Tonight 27 Jan Strathclyde

A mainly dry but cloudy evening. Rain reaching Kintyre and South Ayrshire by midnight extending to all areas overnight and turning to snow over high ground, with some accumulations in places. Some rain heavy especially in Kintyre and Isles. Breezy. Minimum Temperature 1C.

Thu 28 Jan Strathclyde

Further rain, with snow over higher ground, giving moderate falls in places but turning to rain as it eases in the afternoon, except perhaps over North Argyll. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Fri 29 Jan Strathclyde

Remaining rain and high ground snow clearing on Friday afternoon and becoming sunnier from north., Mostly dry bright cold weekend but rain and snow may reach the west coast later.

Sat 30 Jan Strathclyde

Remaining rain and high ground snow clearing on Friday afternoon and becoming sunnier from north., Mostly dry bright cold weekend but rain and snow may reach the west coast later.

Sun 31 Jan Strathclyde

Remaining rain and high ground snow clearing on Friday afternoon and becoming sunnier from north., Mostly dry bright cold weekend but rain and snow may reach the west coast later.

Mon 1 Feb Strathclyde

Going into next week, it is likely that unsettled conditions will dominate, with low pressure systems moving in off the Atlantic. The weather will be changeable. Periods of rain or wintry showers, and strong winds are likely, especially in the west, with brief more settled spells in between. Westerly or southwesterly winds during this period will bring milder conditions to most areas, but occasional interludes of cold northerly winds are possible. It will be on this boundary between the colder and milder airmasses where any snowfall to lower levels could possibly occur. Towards the end of this period, we may see high pressure build over the north of the UK, bringing colder conditions and wintry outbreaks.

Tue 2 Feb Strathclyde

Going into next week, it is likely that unsettled conditions will dominate, with low pressure systems moving in off the Atlantic. The weather will be changeable. Periods of rain or wintry showers, and strong winds are likely, especially in the west, with brief more settled spells in between. Westerly or southwesterly winds during this period will bring milder conditions to most areas, but occasional interludes of cold northerly winds are possible. It will be on this boundary between the colder and milder airmasses where any snowfall to lower levels could possibly occur. Towards the end of this period, we may see high pressure build over the north of the UK, bringing colder conditions and wintry outbreaks.

Craigmalloch Weather Forecast

Today 27 Jan Strathclyde

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Lowest 3 January, 2021

Average 2021

Highest 11 January, 2021

Lowest 30 December, 2020

Average December

Highest 18 December, 2020

Lowest 3 January, 2021

Average January

Highest 11 January, 2021

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