Penyrheol Weather Forecast, Torfaen NP4 5

Today 13 Apr Wales

A cloudy start for much of the country with scattered showers. These showers will become more widespread by the afternoon and could turn heavy at times with the risk of hail. Feeling less cold. Maximum Temperature 11C.

Tonight 13 Apr Wales

Any remaining showers will ease during the evening to leave a dry night with many clear spells, especially further south. Winds will remain light allowing for frost and a few fog patches to form. Minimum Temperature -3C.

Wed 14 Apr Wales

After a bright start for many, cloud will soon build to leave a mixture of scattered showers and a few sunny spells throughout the day. Light winds. Maximum Temperature 12C.

Thu 15 Apr Wales

Remaining largely dry for the outlook with sunny spells in the mornings and cloudier by afternoon. Gradually becoming milder, though still cold overnight with frost and fog patches.

Fri 16 Apr Wales

Remaining largely dry for the outlook with sunny spells in the mornings and cloudier by afternoon. Gradually becoming milder, though still cold overnight with frost and fog patches.

Sat 17 Apr Wales

Remaining largely dry for the outlook with sunny spells in the mornings and cloudier by afternoon. Gradually becoming milder, though still cold overnight with frost and fog patches.

Sun 18 Apr Wales

At the start of this period, settled conditions are likely across the much country with high pressure dominating. However, rain and stronger winds, will affect Northern Ireland and western Scotland on Sunday, spreading briefly to many areas on Monday, though the southeast will likely remain drier and brighter. Confidence decreases after this, however, it looks as though settled conditions will become more widespread again, with plenty of dry and bright weather. If any further outbreaks of rain do occur, these are most likely to affect northwestern areas. Temperatures will probably be close to average for the time of year, with clearer skies causing warm temperatures by day but allowing temperatures to drop overnight, meaning frost is still possible and that mist and fog formation is likely, especially in the south.

Mon 19 Apr Wales

At the start of this period, settled conditions are likely across the much country with high pressure dominating. However, rain and stronger winds, will affect Northern Ireland and western Scotland on Sunday, spreading briefly to many areas on Monday, though the southeast will likely remain drier and brighter. Confidence decreases after this, however, it looks as though settled conditions will become more widespread again, with plenty of dry and bright weather. If any further outbreaks of rain do occur, these are most likely to affect northwestern areas. Temperatures will probably be close to average for the time of year, with clearer skies causing warm temperatures by day but allowing temperatures to drop overnight, meaning frost is still possible and that mist and fog formation is likely, especially in the south.

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Lowest 11 April, 2021

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