The Met Office has forecast a significant change in weather for Warrington, Cheshire, with strong winds and heavy rain expected on Tuesday 24 March and Wednesday 25 March 2026. Local residents should prepare for an unsettled mid-week period as wind gusts are predicted to reach up to 43mph alongside falling temperatures.
Tuesday is expected to be the wettest day, with the chance of rain rising to over 95 per cent during the evening hours. While the daytime temperature may reach 13°C on Tuesday, it is forecast to drop to 8°C by Wednesday, with a wind chill that could make it feel like -2°C.
According to the North West England forecast, the region will experience blustery conditions that may turn wintry over higher ground. Data from Weather Atlas shows that while Tuesday remains mild, Wednesday’s forecast of 8°C is below the typical March average high of 9.5°C for the area.
Strong winds can lead to travel difficulties for high-sided vehicles on major roads managed by National Highways, including the M6 and M56. Drivers are encouraged to check for local updates and bridge restrictions before starting their journeys during the windiest periods.
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