Residents in Norwich are being advised to prepare for a week of wet and windy weather as a period of unsettled conditions moves across the region. According to the Met Office, the area will experience below-average temperatures and frequent showers through Friday, 15 May 2026.
The forecast indicates that conditions will begin to deteriorate on Tuesday, 12 May, with light rain expected and a 70 percent chance of precipitation by 3pm. Residents can expect gusts of up to 29mph throughout the day, with temperatures reaching a maximum of 15°C but feeling closer to 11°C.
Wednesday, 13 May, is expected to be the most intense day of the week. Heavy showers are likely between 1pm and 4pm, with a precipitation probability of 95 percent or higher. The weather may also include isolated rumbles of thunder and hail, accompanied by wind gusts reaching 32mph.
Unsettled weather is set to persist into the end of the week, with light showers on Thursday and rain on Friday morning. Temperatures will remain cool, with daytime highs struggling to reach 12°C by the end of the week. Those living in areas prone to standing water during heavy rainfall may wish to monitor for potential updates from the Environment Agency.
Conditions are expected to improve over the weekend, with sunny intervals and higher temperatures arriving by Sunday. The forecast indicates that conditions will become more settled with temperatures rising to 17°C by Monday, 18 May.
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