The heatwave was nice while it lasted. Now we’re slipping back into the kind of weather we know all too well.
Dry this morning with sunny intervals, but a risk of some lower cloud developing around the coasts and on the hills.
Light patchy rain arriving mid-afternoon, generally petering out later in the evening. Hill fog and mist in the south and east of the island becoming more established during the evening. Light to moderate south-southwest or southerly winds will gradually increase, becoming fresh for a time later.
Top temperature about 16°C in the north.
The Wet Stuff
A risk of some light rain and drizzle on tonight. Hill fog and mist in the south and east of the island gradually diminishing by tomorrow morning, leaving the day mainly dry and bright with sunny intervals and moderate to fresh west-southwest breezes; temperature reaching 17°C.
Cloudy with outbreaks of rain developing after a mostly dry start on Monday (June 1), with highs of 16C
Tuesday is forecast to be slightly better with highs of 17C and a mostly bright day with sunny intervals and just the risk of isolated showers.
I fear the rest of race week looks rather changeable with some forecasters suggesting more rain towards the middle of next week.
