Residents of Southend-on-Sea can expect a week of largely dry and sunny weather, as the Met Office reports that high pressure will dominate the area through Tuesday 28 April 2026.
Temperatures are set to climb steadily, starting at 15°C and reaching a peak of 18°C by Saturday 25 April. While the week will remain mostly dry with minimal chances of rain, residents should be aware of some early morning conditions. Mist and fog are expected during the early hours on Thursday and Saturday, with visibility potentially dropping as low as 400 metres on Saturday morning before clearing later in the day.
Those planning to spend time outdoors should prepare for cooler nights, particularly heading into the weekend. Friday 24 April is expected to be the coldest night of the week, with temperatures dropping to 2°C, which may lead to frost in the early morning hours.
With sunny conditions forecast, the Met Office has noted that ultraviolet levels will be moderate throughout the week. Residents are advised to use sunscreen during the midday hours, from 10am to 4pm. Additionally, pollen levels are expected to rise from low on Wednesday to high by Friday and Saturday, which may impact those with allergies.
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