River Cleddau - Eastern Cleddau Entrance Weather Forecast, Pembrokeshire

Today 4 Feb Wales

Cloudy with rain at times, this often persistent and heavy in the west, gradually edging its way eastwards. Brighter in west Wales later. Windy with coastal gales at first. Mild for February. Maximum Temperature 10C.

Tonight 4 Feb Wales

Mainly dry overnight with clear spells, although isolated showers may arrive later. Turning cold with some frost and icy patches possible in the countryside. Winds easing and becoming light. Minimum Temperature 0C.

Wed 5 Feb Wales

A mainly dry day with a mixture of sunny spells and occasional cloudier periods. Isolated, mainly light, showers are possible but most places staying dry. Feeling a bit colder. Maximum Temperature 7C.

Thu 6 Feb Wales

Plenty of sunshine on Thursday and whilst somewhat cloudier on Friday and Saturday, staying mainly dry with sunny spells, especially in the west. Turning colder with widespread overnight frosts.

Fri 7 Feb Wales

Plenty of sunshine on Thursday and whilst somewhat cloudier on Friday and Saturday, staying mainly dry with sunny spells, especially in the west. Turning colder with widespread overnight frosts.

Sat 8 Feb Wales

Plenty of sunshine on Thursday and whilst somewhat cloudier on Friday and Saturday, staying mainly dry with sunny spells, especially in the west. Turning colder with widespread overnight frosts.

Sun 9 Feb Wales

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.

Mon 10 Feb Wales

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.

River Cleddau - Eastern Cleddau Entrance Weather Forecast

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River Cleddau - Eastern Cleddau Entrance Temperature Statistics

February Temperature

Milford Haven C.b. (13km)

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Milford Haven C.b. (13km)

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