Weekend Weather Summary for Wells

The forthcoming weekend in Wells promises a mix of clearing skies and partly cloudy conditions. The weather will begin with Friday's rain clearing by the afternoon, followed by more stable weather with clouds and reduced precipitation chances on Saturday and Sunday. Winds will remain moderate throughout the weekend.

Detailed Forecast

Friday: The day starts with rain in the early morning hours, expected to clear by the afternoon. It will be a breezy day with wind speeds reaching 25 mph. Temperatures will range between 8°C and 15°C and humidity will be quite high at 80%, with a 100% chance of precipitation. Make sure to carry an umbrella if you plan to step out in the morning.

Saturday: A partly cloudy day is expected with no precipitation predicted, bringing a dry spell after Friday’s rain. Expect cooler temperatures with a maximum of 12°C and a minimum of 6°C. Winds will blow at 22 mph and the humidity will be slightly lower at 76%. It will be a pleasant day for outdoor activities.

Sunday: Similar to Saturday, Sunday will be partly cloudy and slightly cool with temperatures ranging from 6°C to 12°C. There is a 39% chance of precipitation, so while rain is less likely, it is not out of the question. Winds will be slightly brisker at 26 mph and the humidity level will be around 75%.

Commuting Advice

For those commuting on Friday morning, be prepared for wet conditions with rain affecting roads and visibility. The wind might also impact travel, especially if you are using lighter vehicles. Commuting conditions will improve significantly over the weekend as the weather becomes more settled and dry.

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Advice for Weekend Plans

Whilst Friday morning's weather might encourage indoor plans, the weather over the rest of the weekend will be suitable for outdoor activities, such as a stroll around Wells or a visit to local attractions. Keep an eye on Sunday’s weather for any unexpected showers and dress appropriately for both the temperature and wind.

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