Coed-y-caerau Weather Forecast, Newport NP18 1

Today 24 Feb Wales

After a very wet night, scattered showers continuing this morning, but turning mostly dry by lunchtime. Many places enjoying a welcome sunnier interlude this afternoon and feeling mild in the sunshine. Breezy but much less windy than on Sunday. Maximum Temperature 12C.

Tonight 24 Feb Wales

A band of heavier showers will move eastwards this evening with drier conditions, clear periods and isolated showers following later. A colder night with a rural frost possible. Minimum Temperature 1C.

Tue 25 Feb Wales

A dry start for many, but turning cloudier for most with scattered showers and brief sunny intervals. A breezy westerly wind at times and therefore not feeling quite as mild. Maximum Temperature 9C.

Wed 26 Feb Wales

Breezy on Wednesday with rain at times. Drier to end the week though perhaps often cloudy with occasional brighter spells. Temperatures near to average with a chance of overnight frosts.

Thu 27 Feb Wales

Breezy on Wednesday with rain at times. Drier to end the week though perhaps often cloudy with occasional brighter spells. Temperatures near to average with a chance of overnight frosts.

Fri 28 Feb Wales

Breezy on Wednesday with rain at times. Drier to end the week though perhaps often cloudy with occasional brighter spells. Temperatures near to average with a chance of overnight frosts.

Sat 1 Mar Wales

Dry and fine with some warm sunshine for many as we finish the week and head into meteorological spring. Into next week, northwestern areas will likely turn cloudier with spells of rain, as Atlantic weather systems push in from the west. These weather fronts will mainly affect the northwest of the UK, but wet and breezy weather could spread further south and east at times. Generally the best of the weather is expected in the southeast. Here, the weather will be mainly dry and bright with light winds and warm sunshine, but occasional rain and showers are still a possibility. Temperatures are likely to be above average overall, perhaps a little cooler further north where it will be cloudier and breezier.

Sun 2 Mar Wales

Dry and fine with some warm sunshine for many as we finish the week and head into meteorological spring. Into next week, northwestern areas will likely turn cloudier with spells of rain, as Atlantic weather systems push in from the west. These weather fronts will mainly affect the northwest of the UK, but wet and breezy weather could spread further south and east at times. Generally the best of the weather is expected in the southeast. Here, the weather will be mainly dry and bright with light winds and warm sunshine, but occasional rain and showers are still a possibility. Temperatures are likely to be above average overall, perhaps a little cooler further north where it will be cloudier and breezier.

Coed-y-caerau Weather Forecast

Today 24 Feb Wales

Tonight 24 Feb Wales

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February Temperature

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Lowest 9 January, 2025

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Highest 20 February, 2025

Lowest 9 January, 2025

Average January

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Lowest 6 February, 2025

Average February

Highest 20 February, 2025

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