Chew Moor Weather Forecast, Greater Manchester BL6 4

Today 3 Feb North West England

Any early mist and low cloud clearing, then a reasonably bright day with sunny periods for many, those these rather hazy at times. Cloudier and windier in Cumbria with a freshening southerly breeze on western coasts. Rather mild for February. Maximum Temperature 9C.

Tonight 3 Feb North West England

Staying largely dry this evening but light drizzly outbreaks are possible across Cumbria at times. Heavier rain arriving here after midnight. Remaining largely dry in other parts of the region until the morning. Breezy with blustery winds developing in places. Minimum Temperature 5C.

Tue 4 Feb North West England

A windy and mostly cloudy day with rain gradually moving east, this persistent and heavy across Cumbria. Turning drier by the end of the afternoon. Mild for February. Maximum Temperature 10C.

Wed 5 Feb North West England

High pressure will bring a generally dry end to the week. There will be some sunshine at times, but also cloudier periods. A colder feel with widespread overnight frosts.

Thu 6 Feb North West England

High pressure will bring a generally dry end to the week. There will be some sunshine at times, but also cloudier periods. A colder feel with widespread overnight frosts.

Fri 7 Feb North West England

High pressure will bring a generally dry end to the week. There will be some sunshine at times, but also cloudier periods. A colder feel with widespread overnight frosts.

Sat 8 Feb North West England

High pressure will likely sit to the northeast of the UK during this period. Consequently, winds across many areas are likely to come from an easterly quadrant, with cold conditions likely, and there's even the possibility of some snow at times. Over the first weekend though, most places will be dry, if rather cloudy, with a few wintry showers possible near some southern and eastern coasts, but some sunshine elsewhere. During the following week, this theme continues, though the risk of wintry showers increases with a risk of some sleet or snow falling more widely for a time, but still with some sunshine in between. Temperatures will likely be a few degrees below average with some hard frosts and the wind may make it feel much colder at times.

Sun 9 Feb North West England

High pressure will likely sit to the northeast of the UK during this period. Consequently, winds across many areas are likely to come from an easterly quadrant, with cold conditions likely, and there's even the possibility of some snow at times. Over the first weekend though, most places will be dry, if rather cloudy, with a few wintry showers possible near some southern and eastern coasts, but some sunshine elsewhere. During the following week, this theme continues, though the risk of wintry showers increases with a risk of some sleet or snow falling more widely for a time, but still with some sunshine in between. Temperatures will likely be a few degrees below average with some hard frosts and the wind may make it feel much colder at times.

Chew Moor Weather Forecast

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