River Forth - Forth Viaduct Weather Forecast, Stirling

Today 19 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

A dry and bright day with sunny spells and becoming warm after a chilly, locally frosty start. Light or moderate southerly winds, but rather fresh winds over the east coast where it will feel a good deal cooler. Maximum Temperature 16C.

Tonight 19 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

A dry evening with some clear spells but cloud increasing from the west to bring outbreaks of rain. Some heavier rain late in the night, especially over Perthshire hills. Minimum Temperature 3C.

Tue 20 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Cloudy with outbreaks of rain, some heavy at first but rain will gradually fizzle out with drier and perhaps brighter conditions by evening as winds turn northwest. A colder day. Maximum Temperature 11C.

Wed 21 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

High pressure building across Scotland bringing dry and bright weather with some sunshine. Mainly light winds and still quite warm in sunshine, but cooler with night frosts.

Thu 22 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

High pressure building across Scotland bringing dry and bright weather with some sunshine. Mainly light winds and still quite warm in sunshine, but cooler with night frosts.

Fri 23 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

High pressure building across Scotland bringing dry and bright weather with some sunshine. Mainly light winds and still quite warm in sunshine, but cooler with night frosts.

Sat 24 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Generally fine and dry on Saturday, with sunny spells and patchy fair-weather clouds, possibly bringing some showers across the northeast, as well as some rain across the southwest. Gusty winds and possible coastal gales remain likely in the southwest, preventing frosts here; lighter winds elsewhere maintains the frost risk for much of the UK. High pressure is expected to dominate, meaning most places will remain dry and bright, with some morning fog patches in places where winds are light. Temperatures are gradually returning to average, warming slightly by day, although overnight frosts remain probable in rural areas and in the north. The greatest potential for rain and stronger winds is likely across the south and southwest, although confidence decreases into the beginning of May.

Sun 25 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Generally fine and dry on Saturday, with sunny spells and patchy fair-weather clouds, possibly bringing some showers across the northeast, as well as some rain across the southwest. Gusty winds and possible coastal gales remain likely in the southwest, preventing frosts here; lighter winds elsewhere maintains the frost risk for much of the UK. High pressure is expected to dominate, meaning most places will remain dry and bright, with some morning fog patches in places where winds are light. Temperatures are gradually returning to average, warming slightly by day, although overnight frosts remain probable in rural areas and in the north. The greatest potential for rain and stronger winds is likely across the south and southwest, although confidence decreases into the beginning of May.

River Forth - Forth Viaduct Weather Forecast

Today 19 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Tonight 19 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Tue 20 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Wed 21 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Thu 22 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Fri 23 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Sat 24 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

Sun 25 Apr Central and Tayside and Fife

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River Forth - Forth Viaduct Temperature Statistics

April Temperature

Strathallan (15.5 miles)

Lowest 11 February, 2021

Average 2021

Highest 18 March, 2021

Lowest 5 March, 2021

Average March

Highest 18 March, 2021

Lowest 11 April, 2021

Average April

Highest 3 April, 2021

Climate (2011–Present)

Strathallan (15.5 miles)

Average Low 2011–Present

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