Nottingham is forecast to experience good weather across the bank holiday weekend starting from Friday, August 26, with temperatures set to reach 20 degrees. While the weather is dry, it's noticeably cooler than it has been in previous weeks which highs in the 30s.
The weather is predicted to be sunny but cloudy on Saturday although there is no rain forecast. Similar weather is expected on Sunday with both days reaching a high of 22 degrees mid-day. The dry weather will not doubt mean plenty of chances for outdoor activities on the last weekend of the summer break and bank holiday weekend.
The latest predications suggest it will be slightly cooler on Tuesday as temperatures only hit 19 degrees amid three days of cloudy weather with little sun forecast. While it will be cloudy, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to stay dry.
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Next week marks the start of cooler weather as September begins. It's been an unusually dry summer which has resulted in large parts of the UK, including Nottingham, being declared in a drought. Last week saw patches of rain which do not appear to be continuing into next week.
Here are the temperatures for the week:
Friday, August 26 - Sunny with clouds expected to reach 21 degrees
Saturday, August 27 - Cloudy with occasional sun, expected to reach 22 degrees
Sunday, August 28 - Cloudy with occasional sun, expected to reach 22 degrees.
Monday, August 29 - Sunny with clouds, expected to reach 22 degrees
Tuesday, August 30 - Cloudy with little chance of sun, expected to reach 20 degrees
Wednesday, August 31 - Cloudy with little chance of sun, expected to reach 19 degrees
Thursday, September 1st - Sunny yet cloudy, expected to reach 20 degrees.
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