Residents in Poole can expect a week of changeable spring weather, with a mix of sunshine, heavy rain, and chilly temperatures according to the latest forecast from the Met Office.
Today, Monday 11 May, will start with sunny intervals and temperatures reaching 15°C. However, the weather is expected to turn in the afternoon, with rain probability increasing to 50% by 1pm and reaching 90% by 3pm, bringing heavy downpours.
Tuesday 12 May is expected to be the brightest day of the week for the area. Residents can look forward to sunny intervals and warmer temperatures reaching 17°C, with a low chance of rain throughout the day. Gusts of wind are still expected, potentially reaching 27mph.
Conditions will become more unsettled by Wednesday 13 May, which is forecast to be the wettest day of the week. Rain is expected in the morning between 9am and 10am, with a 90% chance of precipitation. The day will feel significantly cooler, with temperatures feeling closer to 11°C, accompanied by strong wind gusts of up to 38mph.
As the week progresses, the Poole weather forecast indicates that temperatures will remain below the usual average for May. Those living in rural areas should be prepared for the possibility of overnight frost by midweek, with temperatures potentially dropping to between 3°C and 5°C on clear nights.
With conditions remaining unsettled and changeable, it is recommended that residents keep a jacket and umbrella nearby when heading out.
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