Cwm Ffrwd-oer Weather Forecast, Torfaen NP4 6

Today 19 Aug Wales

Early cloud will soon lift and clear, allowing sunny spells to develop from the west. Feeling warm in the sunshine, especially into the afternoon, however a few showers may graze the south Welsh coastline. Maximum Temperature 23C.

Tonight 19 Aug Wales

A fine evening with some hazy sunshine. Mainly dry overnight but thicker cloud developing for a time, perhaps giving the odd spot of drizzle in places. A relatively mild night with temperatures remaining in double figures. Minimum Temperature 10C.

Wed 20 Aug Wales

A few spots of rain may be felt around dawn, however most places will stay dry as the warm sunshine burns away the morning cloud. Slightly breezier than on Tuesday. Maximum Temperature 23C.

Thu 21 Aug Wales

Remaining dry and settled to end the week and into the weekend with a mixture of cloud and sunny periods. Chilly nights at first but feeling warm in the sunshine.

Fri 22 Aug Wales

Remaining dry and settled to end the week and into the weekend with a mixture of cloud and sunny periods. Chilly nights at first but feeling warm in the sunshine.

Sat 23 Aug Wales

Remaining dry and settled to end the week and into the weekend with a mixture of cloud and sunny periods. Chilly nights at first but feeling warm in the sunshine.

Sun 24 Aug Wales

High pressure is likely to be the dominant feature at first, which would bring widely fine and dry weather for the Sunday of the Bank Holiday weekend. Whilst this is happening, low pressure in the Atlantic is expected to bring a change in weather to the UK, though the timing of any specific features is currently uncertain. From early to mid-week, high pressure is likely to become increasingly eroded from the west as areas of low pressure and frontal systems start to move in from the Atlantic, leading to more changeable conditions with spells of rain through the remainder of the week and the following weekend. Temperatures likely warm or very warm to start before quickly trending towards average.

Mon 25 Aug Wales

High pressure is likely to be the dominant feature at first, which would bring widely fine and dry weather for the Sunday of the Bank Holiday weekend. Whilst this is happening, low pressure in the Atlantic is expected to bring a change in weather to the UK, though the timing of any specific features is currently uncertain. From early to mid-week, high pressure is likely to become increasingly eroded from the west as areas of low pressure and frontal systems start to move in from the Atlantic, leading to more changeable conditions with spells of rain through the remainder of the week and the following weekend. Temperatures likely warm or very warm to start before quickly trending towards average.

Cwm Ffrwd-oer Weather Forecast

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August Temperature

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Highest 12 August, 2025

Lowest 3 July, 2025

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Lowest 2 August, 2025

Average August

Highest 12 August, 2025

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