Today, Friday, February 6, brings steady rain and mist across much of the day in Ross-on-Wye, with temperatures near 10°C. Light drizzle appears first, followed by moderate rain during midday. Cloud cover persists into the evening, and showers remain highly likely as night approaches, creating a thoroughly wet day overall.

Tomorrow continues this damp trend with moderate rain at intervals and temperatures about 9°C. Partly cloudy spells might appear, though showers are expected to return by the afternoon. Thunder could rumble nearby, and patchy rain looks likely toward the evening, bringing another extended stretch of wet conditions across many areas.

Sunday sees occasional rain persisting, though it may lighten at times, with the mercury hovering near 10°C. Early fog could linger, giving way to subdued skies. Showers are possible by midday, but conditions might briefly clear before drizzle wafts back later, steadily maintaining the region’s generally soggy outlook.

Monday offers overcast skies with patchy rain still around and temperatures close to 8°C. Intermittent showers may pass in late morning, accompanied by a gentle breeze. Brief breaks could appear early afternoon, yet clouds remain dominant, carrying the chance of ongoing rain as dusk settles, continuing the damp feeling.

Tuesday continues that showery pattern, with drizzle and overcast conditions bringing highs near 7°C. Early fog might reduce visibility, and light rain is expected into the evening. Skies stay grey, with limited sunshine in sight, and conditions remain damp until nightfall, closing out this string of wet days on a similarly drizzly note.

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