Ross-on-Wye sees a patchy rain forecast today, Thursday, January 1, with occasional bright spells shaping the day’s weather outlook. Temperatures hover near 6°C, sinking to about -1°C after sunset. Clouds remain persistent, but bursts of clarity break through, offering a mixed forecast of rain and clearer skies.

Tomorrow remains unsettled, bringing early wet weather and scattered snow flurries before a gradual improvement emerges. Temperatures near 3°C slip to about -1°C, reinforcing a distinctly chilly feel. Condition wise, the morning starts breezy with on-and-off showers, but by midday, sunshine peeks through, signalling a calmer finish to the day.

Saturday offers bright, crisp conditions under mainly sunny skies, boosting overall optimism. Temperatures near 2°C and lows about -2°C enhance that wintry vibe. Clouds remain minimal, providing extended spells of sunshine throughout the afternoon. Though the air stays cold, the abundance of daylight brings a refreshing feel to the overall weather scene.

Sunday stays mostly clear, inviting more golden sunshine, though short bursts of freezing rain might develop after dark. Temperatures hover near 3°C, with lows about -2°C. Daytime weather stands largely dry and bright, fostering pleasant conditions. The evening ushers in colder air, so the chill persists while the sky remains fairly open.

Monday delivers a colder spell, with heavy snow showers possible early on, shaping a dramatic forecast. Temperatures near 2°C descend to about -2°C, sustaining frosty weather. As afternoon unfolds, skies partly clear, allowing glimpses of sunshine. Nonetheless, the crisp feel lingers, ensuring a wintry final note before moving on.

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