Residents in Torquay can expect a chilly start to the week followed by milder conditions as the region settles into more typical spring weather. According to the Met Office, the coldest period of the week will occur from Monday night into Tuesday morning, with temperatures dropping to 1°C and feeling like 0°C early Tuesday.
The weather is set to improve by mid-week, with temperatures rising to 15°C on both Wednesday and Thursday. This shift follows a period of unseasonably warm weather earlier in April, which saw temperatures reach record highs across the UK before returning to seasonal norms.
While air pollution levels are expected to remain low for most of the week—making it safe for those with respiratory conditions to enjoy outdoor activities—hay fever sufferers should take note of higher pollen counts. The Met Office indicates that pollen levels are forecast to be high on Friday and Tuesday.
The South West England regional forecast warns of changeable conditions, including windy spells and the possibility of frost in rural areas away from the coast. The windiest conditions of the week are expected on Saturday, with gusts reaching up to 41mph and a 70% chance of light rain early in the morning.
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