Queensbury (West Yorkshire) weather

Headline:

Mild and generally dry.

This Evening and Tonight:

Dry through the evening and overnight. Clear skies seeing the development of some low cloud, mist and fog by dawn. Light winds but breezy along the coast. Minimum temperature 5 °C.

Thursday:

Early low cloud, mist and fog clearing to leave a dry, bright and mild afternoon. Cloud thickening into the evening however, bringing a threat of rain to end the day. Maximum temperature 16 °C.

Outlook for Friday to Sunday:

Rain overnight Thursday into Friday, clearing slowly through the day to give a drier, colder night into Saturday. Conditions becoming cloudier and milder into the weekend, with some light rain.

The first part of this period will continue to see the UK located at the interface between high pressure across Europe and low pressure over the North Atlantic. As such, western areas will likely see spells of rain at times, along with stronger winds, whereas eastern parts should see more in the way of drier interludes, though even here, some rain is possible from time to time. Towards the middle of March, there is still a signal for unsettled conditions to become rather more widespread, with all parts seeing a higher chance of rain and stronger winds. Throughout, temperatures should overall pan out a little above average for most areas.

The start of this period could see unsettled condtions quite widely across the UK, with spells of rain and strong winds affecting many areas at times. Then, whilst confidence in the details is low, there is the potential for weather patterns to become slower-moving by late March, with unsettled weather becoming more confined to parts of the south, as areas towards the north and northwest turn drier. Given this pattern, the chance of wintry hazards will increase compared to earlier in March. Overall, temperatures will probably end up near to average, but there is an increasing chance of below average temperatures towards the end of March, though at present, there is no strong sign for any really cold weather to develop.