Llanbadrig Point Weather Forecast, Isle of Anglesey

Today 29 Sep Wales

A chilly start with patchy fog soon lifting and clearing, leaving plenty of sunny spells across the region. High cloud spilling in from the west will mask the sunshine later, however remaining dry and feeling warm in sheltered spots. Maximum Temperature 17C.

Tonight 29 Sep Wales

A dry evening with occasional clear intervals. Southern and eastern areas will hold onto cloud breaks overnight, allowing it to turn chilly with local fog patches. Meanwhile, cloud thickening across some western and northwestern areas bringing patchy drizzle. Minimum Temperature 4C.

Tue 30 Sep Wales

Some cloud will feed in from the west, perhaps giving an isolated light shower across west Wales. Mainly dry elsewhere though with early fog patches lifting to leave some sunshine. Maximum Temperature 17C.

Wed 1 Oct Wales

Rather cloudy in the north and west on Wednesday and Thursday with patchy drizzle. Bright spells elsewhere. More unsettled from Thursday night with spells of wet and windy weather developing.

Thu 2 Oct Wales

Rather cloudy in the north and west on Wednesday and Thursday with patchy drizzle. Bright spells elsewhere. More unsettled from Thursday night with spells of wet and windy weather developing.

Fri 3 Oct Wales

Rather cloudy in the north and west on Wednesday and Thursday with patchy drizzle. Bright spells elsewhere. More unsettled from Thursday night with spells of wet and windy weather developing.

Sat 4 Oct Wales

This period could begin with some very disturbed weather for the British Isles, with a deep low probably passing to the north or northwest of the country. This means there is potential for very strong winds and some further heavy rain, especially, but exclusively for more northern areas. Into the following week, a broadly westerly type looks most likely, with further weather systems running in from the Atlantic. On balance, southern areas stand a better chance of seeing longer drier interludes. However, confidence in the details remains on the low side, owing to ongoing Atlantic tropical cyclone activity. Overall, temperatures probably fairly close to average by day and whilst some overnight frost cannot be ruled out, especially later in the period, nothing overly cold is signalled at this stage.

Sun 5 Oct Wales

This period could begin with some very disturbed weather for the British Isles, with a deep low probably passing to the north or northwest of the country. This means there is potential for very strong winds and some further heavy rain, especially, but exclusively for more northern areas. Into the following week, a broadly westerly type looks most likely, with further weather systems running in from the Atlantic. On balance, southern areas stand a better chance of seeing longer drier interludes. However, confidence in the details remains on the low side, owing to ongoing Atlantic tropical cyclone activity. Overall, temperatures probably fairly close to average by day and whilst some overnight frost cannot be ruled out, especially later in the period, nothing overly cold is signalled at this stage.

Llanbadrig Point Weather Forecast

Today 29 Sep Wales

Tonight 29 Sep Wales

Tue 30 Sep Wales

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Llanbadrig Point Temperature Statistics

September Temperature

Valley (19km)

Lowest 10 January, 2025

Average 2025

Highest 12 July, 2025

Lowest 21 August, 2025

Average August

Highest 12 August, 2025

Lowest 22 September, 2025

Average September

Highest 6 September, 2025

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