Jamestown (West Dunbartonshire) weather

Headline:

Mianly dry but rather cloudy Wednesday. Some patchy drizzle west.

This Evening and Tonight:

Most places will have a dry night with clear periods although becoming rather cloudy later. Still a few light showers, there mainly over Argyll. Gentle to moderate winds. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Wednesday:

A mainly dry and rather cloudy day. Some bright spells, especially over Lanarkshire. Thicker cloud over Kintyre and Islay may give a little drizzle. Maximum temperature 18 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

High pressure will bring a mainly dry few days with plenty of sunshine. There may be a few showers on Friday. Becoming very warm.

Initially hot across eastern Britain in particular, with many areas dry although a few showers will be possible in places, perhaps thundery. Temperatures are likely to lower somewhat into next week, but still remaining very warm across parts of the east and southeast. There will also be an increasing chance of some showers or thunderstorms in southern and western areas, and perhaps some longer spells of rain in the far north. Later in the week and into the following weekend, higher pressure may become more influential, especially across central and southern areas where longer spells of dry and warm weather are most likely, whilst it remains cooler and generally more changeable farther to the northwest.

Rather changeable conditions are anticipated through the first half of July, with the wettest and windiest conditions most likely towards the northwest, with a risk of some heavy rain at times, especially over hills. Southern and eastern areas are most favoured for longer drier and more settled spells, although even here some occasional rain or showers will be possible, perhaps thundery. Temperatures are expected to be above average for most areas, especially towards the southeast where there will be an ongoing chance of some very warm or hot conditions at times.