Residents in Haverhill can look forward to a week of largely dry and sunny weather, according to the latest forecast from the Met Office. While Monday begins with overcast skies and a 30 per cent chance of rain in the afternoon, conditions are expected to improve significantly from Tuesday onwards as clear, sunny weather arrives for the remainder of the week.
Temperatures will see a steady increase, climbing from 12°C on Monday to a peak of 17°C by Thursday and Friday. While daytime conditions will be pleasant for those planning walks or trips to local spaces such as East Town Park, residents are advised to remain cautious during the early mornings. Frost risk is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures dropping to 5°C (feeling as cold as 2°C), meaning local gardeners may need to take steps to protect sensitive plants.
The weather remains generally stable throughout the week, though winds will be a factor mid-week with gusts reaching up to 30mph on Wednesday before moderating to 13mph by Sunday. UV levels are forecast to be moderate throughout the week, and residents are encouraged to use sun protection during midday hours. Pollen levels will be moderate on Monday due to birch pollen, but will drop to low for the rest of the week.
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