Ross-on-Wye begins the day with gentle mist quickly giving way to full sunshine for Sunday, October 12. Bright weather dominates most hours, with a light breeze and no sign of rain. Afternoon peaks near 18°C, while the evening dips close to 7°C under clear skies, making for a pleasant end to the day.

Mostly overcast skies set in on Monday, though dry conditions persist. Temperatures hover near 17°C, and morning mist clears by midday. A gentle wind helps maintain a mild afternoon, before the mercury eases to about 9°C after sunset. Rain remains minimal, ensuring a relatively calm period.

Patchy rain nearby might appear on Tuesday, but any showers should be short-lived. Afternoon climbs to about 15°C, while early mist transitions to heavier cloud cover. Nights rest near 9°C under partly cloudy skies, keeping the atmosphere fairly mild. Overall, it stays mostly grey yet not too damp.

Midweek cloud cover continues Wednesday, with occasional breaks for sunshine. Daytime maxima reach close to 14°C, easing down to about 8°C at dusk. Light winds keep things comfortable, and significant rainfall is unlikely. Glimpses of blue sky bring a welcome brightness amid otherwise moderate cloudiness.

Mist returns late in the week on Thursday, giving mornings a chilly start. Conditions warm gradually, topping out near 13°C under generally cloudy skies. Afternoon may see patches of brightness, though heavier cloud can loom. Overnight lows settle about 6°C, so evenings feel noticeably cooler. Rain risk stays low, making for a calm and slightly brisk end to the week.

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