Morning All
The start of the new work week is set to bring some drier air thanks to a passing ridge of High pressure to the southwest of us, but don't expect too much sun as clouds may be rather extensive.
Tuesday and Wednesday should be rather settled overall as High pressure builds for a time, with some low clouds or mist in the morning followed by sunny spells during the day.
Temperatures are likely to be back around to where they should be this time of year, reaching around 11 to 13°C for us
Then things are then likely to turn more unsettled again later in the week as Atlantic low pressure becomes more dominant this will bring an end to the dry spell with more frequent rain or showers expected through the last days of March. Looking ahead into April things look to start on an unsettled note, with mixed weather and temperatures broadly near or just below normal values for the time of the year.
Faversham's Weather For Today Sunday 23rd March 2025
A cloudy start with a few showers then the morning will remain cloudy with a chance of some more showers in places, there will be drier spells as well
Staying mainly cloudy through the afternoon with a few further showers developing, some maybe heavy in places, and possibly thundery
Still mild in a light wind but less so than the last few days
Maximum Temperature: 13°C Minimum Temperature: 7°C Wind Direction: Northerly, Wind Speed: 4mph, Visibility: Very Poor, Pressure: 1003mb, Humidity: 91%, UV Risk: 1, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:53 GMT, Sunset: 18:14 GMT
This Evening And Overnight
The evening will see some late sunny spells but also some showers lingering about for some
Overnight will see the showers turning more to patchy light rain with clouds lowering and thickening through the early hours Mostly light winds and still mild with no frost forecast
Minimum Temperature: 7°C Wind Direction: Northerly, Wind Speed: 4mph, Visibility: Very Poor, Pressure: 1003mb, Humidity: 91%, UV Risk: 1, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:53 GMT, Sunset: 18:14 GMT
Monday:
A cloudy start but largely dry, the low cloud slow to clear at first but some sunny spells a likely.
The cloud will break up and clear through the afternoon leaving it dry with prolonged sunshine into the evening.
Light winds, breezier along coasts and feeling a bit cooler than it has done
Maximum Temperature: 14°C Minimum Temperature: 2°C (35°F), Wind Direction: Northerly, Wind Speed: 10mph, Visibility: Moderate, Pressure: 1017mb, Humidity: 81%, UV Risk: 4, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:51 GMT, Sunset: 18:16 GMT
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
Tuesday will be dry through the morning with plenty of sunshine in the morning, then turning cloudy towards the afternoon, with a few spells of rain.
Wednesday looks to be a dry and fine day with plenty of sunshine after any early low cloud clears Thursday looks to start cloudy with a bit of rain, but the afternoon will be drier with more in the way of sunny spells.
Tide Times & Heights for Faversham on 23rd March 2025
05:45 - High Tide (4.55m)
11:54 - Low Tide (1.84m)
18:17 - High Tide (4.44m)
No Weather Warnings or Flood Alerts For Today
Updated Sunday 23rd March 2025 at 06.30
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