Today, Friday, December 12, brings patchy rain in the morning and a chance of clearer spells by midday. Temperatures near 10°C and lows about 5°C keep conditions mild. Overcast skies may yield to sunshine by late afternoon, allowing a brighter outlook. Rainfall chances remain high early on, with occasional drizzle.

Tomorrow’s forecast indicates early mist lingering through the morning, followed by partly cloudy intervals later. Temperatures near 8°C and lows around 4°C create a cool day. Skies are likely to stay dry, though fog patches could appear briefly. Mist may reduce visibility slightly before midday but should lift steadily overall.

This weekend brings Sunday’s forecast of overcast skies, with some partial breaks possible. Temperatures about 9°C and lows near 5°C suggest a modest rise. The day looks predominantly dry, though light rain may develop late in spots. Expect calmer winds, contributing to generally stable weather throughout. Overnight drizzle is unlikely.

Monday’s forecast indicates patchy rain drifting through much of the day, with showers occasionally intensifying. Temperatures hover near 11°C, while lows stay about 9°C. Overcast conditions dominate, but brief breaks in cloud cover might occur. Damp weather appears likely, keeping a mild yet unsettled feel. Winds remain moderate through Monday.

Tuesday offers another round of patchy rain returning, coupled with occasional breezes. Temperatures rest about 9°C, dipping near 5°C after dark. Several drier spells may break up the clouds, though a few showers are probable. Ross-on-Wye could see gusty conditions, keeping the local forecast dynamic and ever-changing. Winds may shift.

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