Bristol is set to warm up after a spell of stormy weather as the latest Met Office forecast suggests temperatures will rise next week. It comes as the region faced wet and wild weather yesterday (April 12) after a yellow weather warning for wind was put in place.
However, according to the Exeter-based forecaster, parts of the city are set to bask in temperatures of 17C next week. The current forecast predicts Monday (April 17) will be the warmest.
Tuesday is set to see temperatures of 16C and Wednesday 15C. However, this weekend is set to be a little cooler.
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Tomorrow (Friday, April 14) is set to see light rain across the city with a temperature of 9C.
It comes days after Storm Noa batter parts of the South West with wind gusts of around 75mph hitting the region. While most of Bristol escaped the worst of the chaos, there was major disruption in other parts of the South West, including a number of trees being blown over and blocking roads.
What is the weather forecast for the south west?
Tonight:
Any showers soon easing through the evening with some clear spells. Turning cloudier from the west with outbreaks of rain moving eastwards to affect all by dawn. Minimum temperature 4 °C.
Friday:
Rain continuing to move across the region during the morning, turning patchier through the afternoon though remaining rather cloudy. Windy for a time and feeling cool under the rain. Maximum temperature 14 °C.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
A fine day on Saturday with sunny spells. Turning cloudier on Sunday and Monday with patchy light rain or drizzle, though some brightness possible. Temperatures gradually rising.
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