Raploch Weather Forecast, Stirling FK8 1

Today 28 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Dry start in Angus and eastern Tayside. Otherwise overcast with rain, sleet, snow extending from the south and west to reach all from early afternoon. Snow reaching quite low levels inland, with some heavy falls over higher ground. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Tonight 28 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Overcast with area of patchy generally light rain sleet and snow continuing. Around the immediate coast mostly falling as rain, but inland generally sleet and snow. Minimum Temperature -3C.

Fri 29 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Area of sleet and snow and coastal rain erratically clearing southwards as sunshine and isolated wintry showers follow from the north. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Sat 30 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Mainly dry, bright, but cold with widespread frost. A few isolated wintry showers in northern Tayside, Angus, perhaps around Dundee and coastal Fife.

Sun 31 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Mainly dry, bright, but cold with widespread frost. A few isolated wintry showers in northern Tayside, Angus, perhaps around Dundee and coastal Fife.

Mon 1 Feb Central and Tayside and Fife

Mainly dry, bright, but cold with widespread frost. A few isolated wintry showers in northern Tayside, Angus, perhaps around Dundee and coastal Fife.

Tue 2 Feb Central and Tayside and Fife

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.

Wed 3 Feb Central and Tayside and Fife

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.

Raploch Weather Forecast

Today 28 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Tonight 28 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Fri 29 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Sat 30 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Sun 31 Jan Central and Tayside and Fife

Mon 1 Feb Central and Tayside and Fife

Tue 2 Feb Central and Tayside and Fife

Wed 3 Feb Central and Tayside and Fife

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