Residents of Welwyn Garden City can look forward to a warm and sunny Saturday, 9 May, before conditions become cooler and windier as the weekend progresses. According to the latest update from the Met Office, this Saturday is set to be the warmest day of the week, reaching temperatures of 20°C.
Saturday will feature sunny intervals throughout the day, with sunrise at 05:18 and sunset at 20:38, providing over 15 hours of daylight. While the weather will be ideal for outdoor activities, the Met Office advises that UV levels will be moderate, meaning residents should consider wearing sunscreen. Pollen levels remain low for the day, though those sensitive to air quality should be aware that levels are currently rated as moderate.
The weather is expected to take a turn on Sunday, 10 May, with conditions becoming significantly cooler and cloudier. Temperatures are forecast to drop to 15°C, and the area will experience stronger winds with gusts reaching up to 32mph. Early risers should also be prepared for a 30% chance of rain at 6am.
Looking further ahead into the middle of May, the Met Office indicates that the UK will experience more changeable and unsettled weather. This may bring further periods of rain or showers to the region, though some drier interludes are also expected.
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