Residents in Norwich can look forward to a warming trend this week, with temperatures expected to reach 20°C by Saturday, 9 May 2026. According to the Met Office, this Saturday peak will be notably warmer than the usual average high of 15°C for this time of year.
The week begins with cooler, wetter conditions on Wednesday, 6 May, which carries a high chance of light rain throughout the day. However, the weather is set to improve from Thursday, as temperatures climb steadily through the end of the week. After reaching the Saturday high of 20°C with sunny intervals, the mercury is expected to dip to 18°C on Sunday, followed by a cooler start to the following week with temperatures of 13°C on Monday and 14°C on Tuesday.
With sunny intervals expected as the week progresses, the Met Office has noted that UV levels will be moderate. Residents are advised to use sunscreen during midday hours when spending time outdoors. While the warmer weather on Saturday offers a good opportunity for gardening and outdoor activities, those planning to be out should keep an umbrella handy for the rain on Wednesday and potentially on Sunday.
Pollen levels throughout the area are expected to remain low for the duration of the week. This forecast is based on data updated by the Met Office as of 8:25am on Wednesday, 6 May 2026.
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