Edinburgh is set to experience some wet and windy conditions next week, however, temperatures will remain mild.
Typical of January, the capital won’t be experiencing many clear blue skies in the next few days but will be avoiding any potential cold snaps.
According to the most recent forecast from the Met Office, Edinburgh will see Monday (January 9) get off to a dry start, with showers in the afternoon. Wind speeds will be a bit blustery, with gusts of up to 29mph toward the evening.
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Tuesday however is set to be the worst day of the week, with heavy showers battering across the city from around 9am until the early evening. A waterproof jacket might be a good call, with umbrellas set to get whipped inside out with as forecast wind gusts of just under 40mph.
Although the heavy rain will have subsided by the evening, the strong winds will continue into Wednesday morning, which looks to be a much drier day with some sunshine breaking through.
Thursday will again bring rain showers in the late morning, however dry but cloudy conditions will continue through to Friday, with winds picking up again and expected to hit around 35mph.
The weekend Is also forecast to be a damp one, with lighter rain showers to be dominant, however, winds will have calmed a little, making things a bit more bearable.
Despite the wet and wild conditions, temperatures will be relatively mild, with average highs of around seven or eight degrees throughout the week.
You can find the full Met Office forecast here.
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