Derwent Reservoir Weather Forecast, Durham

Today 9 Feb North East England

Mostly cloudy, with spells of rain or drizzle possible generally, and perhaps a little snow at times in the Pennines. Best of any limited brighter spells in the north. Temperatures near average, but feeling rather cold in the onshore wind. Maximum Temperature 7C.

Tonight 9 Feb North East England

Remaining cloudy, with further spells of rain punctuated by some more showery bursts. Initially a few flurries on hills, but tending to become more wintry overnight. Local frost by dawn. Minimum Temperature -1C.

Mon 10 Feb North East England

Another mostly cloudy and increasingly cold day, with the continuing onshore wind bringing spells of rain and sleet. Some snow is likely, this mainly on hills. Maximum Temperature 6C.

Tue 11 Feb North East England

A cold and mostly cloudy period, with some further rain or showers, these wintry on modest hills. Probably becoming drier as the easterly wind weakens through midweek, although remaining cloudy.

Wed 12 Feb North East England

A cold and mostly cloudy period, with some further rain or showers, these wintry on modest hills. Probably becoming drier as the easterly wind weakens through midweek, although remaining cloudy.

Thu 13 Feb North East England

A cold and mostly cloudy period, with some further rain or showers, these wintry on modest hills. Probably becoming drier as the easterly wind weakens through midweek, although remaining cloudy.

Fri 14 Feb North East England

An easterly or south-easterly wind is likely, with cold and cloudy weather continuing at first, with the possibility of much colder conditions for a time. Atlantic Low pressure however will inch closer to the UK, with fronts slowly moving towards southwestern parts. It is also possible that this might fall as snow initially as it runs into the cold air. Northeastern areas of the country will hold on to colder conditions for longer, and it is possible that the cold, cloudy easterly or south-easterly theme continues elsewhere. Eventually though it is thought that low pressure will push frontal bands of rain across much of the UK, with wind and rain becoming the dominant feature of the weather, but it's currently uncertain exactly when any change will occur.

Sat 15 Feb North East England

An easterly or south-easterly wind is likely, with cold and cloudy weather continuing at first, with the possibility of much colder conditions for a time. Atlantic Low pressure however will inch closer to the UK, with fronts slowly moving towards southwestern parts. It is also possible that this might fall as snow initially as it runs into the cold air. Northeastern areas of the country will hold on to colder conditions for longer, and it is possible that the cold, cloudy easterly or south-easterly theme continues elsewhere. Eventually though it is thought that low pressure will push frontal bands of rain across much of the UK, with wind and rain becoming the dominant feature of the weather, but it's currently uncertain exactly when any change will occur.

Derwent Reservoir Weather Forecast

Today 9 Feb North East England

Tonight 9 Feb North East England

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Fri 14 Feb North East England

Sat 15 Feb North East England

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Derwent Reservoir Temperature Statistics

February Temperature

Albemarle (18km)

Lowest 11 January, 2025

Average 2025

Highest 15 January, 2025

Lowest 11 January, 2025

Average January

Highest 15 January, 2025

Lowest 6 February, 2025

Average February

Highest 3 February, 2025

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