Forecast For Abersoch : Monday 25th November, 2024 - Issued at 7.10am by Chas

Headline Summary: Windy Again - Brighter & Less Mild.

Bore da - Good morning from Abersoch... Storm Bert brought some very windy weather to the area over the weekend with the highest recorded gust at Aberdaron being 66mph. It is going to be windy again today, from a westerly quarter but we should see some sunshine at times with the background risk of one or two showers. We are then going to see a ridge of high pressure settle things down for a time, with daytime sunshine and chilly nights. By the end of the week, high pressure will have edged eastwards, with Atlantic low pressure moving towards us from the west, but there is plenty of uncetainty regarding the progress of fronts associated with the low pressure. So, we may see breezier conditions from a southerly quarter bring in milder air for Friday and the weekend, but it is unclear as to whether we will see any wet weather at some point too.

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Today: Monday: Bright today with a mix of variable amounts of cloud and some spells of sunshine. We could see a shower or two flirting with the area, but most of the day should be dry. Windy from a westerly quarter with gale force gusts possible. Temperatures up to between 9c and 10c. Clear spells overnight with the wind easing a bit, with very sheltered spots seeing temperatures come down close to grass frost levels.

Tuesday: Winds from a westerly quarter on Tuesday, but the strength should be lighter than previous days and veer to a light northwesterly in the afternoon. Some decent spells of sunshine are expected with a fairly low risk of a shower or two. Temperatures up to between 9c and 10c and temperatures may tumble during the evening with a touch of frost overnight.

Wednesday: Fine but chilly. Plenty of sunshine and a light breeze from the northeast. Frost is possible early in the day and again during the evening and overnight periods.

Thursday: Remaining fine but there could be a rather cold wind from the southeast. Too much wind for frost on Thursday night and we may see more cloud by then too.

Outlook: Winds from a milder southerly quarter from Friday to Sunday. Fronts may encroach at some point bringing a damp spell but the timing of this is very uncertain. Milder temperatures with daytime maximums rising above 10c again.

Extended Outlook: The outlook for the period from Monday 2nd December to Thursday 5th December ... is very uncertain this morning with some mixed messages from the charts.

Charts below are a snapshot from the major models. Note that anything beyond about 5 days is pretty speculative - so treat all extended charts with caution...

GFS at 144hrs copyright Meteociel.fr		UKMO at 144hrs copyright Meteociel.fr		ECMWF at 144hrs copyright Meteociel.fr

GFS at 192hrs copyright Meteociel.fr				ECMWF at 192hrs copyright Meteociel.fr

GFS at 10 days copyright Meteociel.fr				ECMWF at 10 days copyright Meteociel.fr

For more info on the outlook from the professionals, the Met Office extended 6 to 30 day outlooks are generally very useful and are updated daily. They can can be found on this link here.

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UK Wind Map / XC Weather (Uses GFS Model) : www.xcweather.co.uk

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