Pwllheli Weather Forecast, Gwynedd LL53 5

Today 18 Apr Wales

Rain in the south and west slowly spreading northeastwards, heavy at times. Windy, especially around hills and coasts. Feeling cool underneath the cloud and rain. Maximum Temperature 13C.

Tonight 18 Apr Wales

A wet evening with outbreaks of rain continuing for much of the night, heavy at times. Breezy throughout with ongoing strong gusts around hills and coasts. Rather mild. Minimum Temperature 7C.

Sat 19 Apr Wales

Damp and breezy to begin. Rain fading during the day but remaining largely cloudy with limited brighter spells possible in the afternoon. Temperatures up slightly on Friday's values. Maximum Temperature 15C.

Sun 20 Apr Wales

Generally drier on Easter Sunday with bright interludes. A changeable picture into next week with bright or sunny periods interspersed with showers, heavy at times. Temperatures near the seasonal norm.

Mon 21 Apr Wales

Generally drier on Easter Sunday with bright interludes. A changeable picture into next week with bright or sunny periods interspersed with showers, heavy at times. Temperatures near the seasonal norm.

Tue 22 Apr Wales

Generally drier on Easter Sunday with bright interludes. A changeable picture into next week with bright or sunny periods interspersed with showers, heavy at times. Temperatures near the seasonal norm.

Wed 23 Apr Wales

Many areas probably starting this period on a rather showery note, with central and southern parts of the UK more likely to see the heaviest and most frequent showers. These will likely be quite slow-moving with the chance of thunder in places. With time, high pressure is expected to become more dominant across the UK, but the shower risk may persist, more likely further to the south, at least towards the end of April. Given often light winds and for some, a fair amount of sunshine, it should feel pleasantly warm by day, though areas subject to onshore winds and perhaps also most cloud, especially North Sea coasts, may remain somewhat cooler. Some chilly nights remain likely, especially where skies are clear.

Thu 24 Apr Wales

Many areas probably starting this period on a rather showery note, with central and southern parts of the UK more likely to see the heaviest and most frequent showers. These will likely be quite slow-moving with the chance of thunder in places. With time, high pressure is expected to become more dominant across the UK, but the shower risk may persist, more likely further to the south, at least towards the end of April. Given often light winds and for some, a fair amount of sunshine, it should feel pleasantly warm by day, though areas subject to onshore winds and perhaps also most cloud, especially North Sea coasts, may remain somewhat cooler. Some chilly nights remain likely, especially where skies are clear.

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