Today, Sunday, May 17, in Ross-on-Wye brings patchy rain and drizzle, with temperatures near 12°C by midday. Morning feels a bit fresh, hovering close to 5°C, so there’s a slight chill in the air. Skies stay quite cloudy, and showers appear on and off throughout the day with moderate breezes.

Tomorrow remains overall wet with moderate rain expected and temperatures about 14°C. Cloud cover lingers in the morning, starting near 6°C before steadily rising. Damp conditions persist, bringing off-and-on downpours through much of the day. Occasional lighter spells develop, but drizzle is never far away, ensuring a fairly cloudy outlook.

The next day sees moderate rain, with temperatures near 15°C and slightly stronger wind gusts picking up. Early hours hover close to 9°C while showers linger, intensifying in the afternoon. Occasional bright moments appear, yet heavier rainfall brings a soggy feel later on, creating a fresh but wet atmosphere.

Midweek weather turns milder, reaching about 18°C and plummeting close to 12°C overnight. Skies remain mostly cloudy early on, but some patchy rain arrives by midday. Occasional sunny breaks may feature later, though scattered showers keep conditions unsettled, and breezy. Overall, breezes stay moderate, ensuring mild airflow despite intermittent dampness.

The following day heads toward near 20°C and dips near 11°C after dark. Cloudy skies dominate, with light patchy rain possible in the afternoon. Some mist appears later, but any heavier showers are brief. Conditions feel comfortable overall, with calmer winds and pleasantly mild spring warmth lingering into the evening.

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