Doncaster weather: Days thundery showers and strong winds are forecast for city this week as hot spell ends

Thundery showers and strong winds are forecast for Doncaster this week

Rain showers - possibly thundery - and strong winds are forecast for Doncaster this week as the hot weather spell ends.

The Met Office is predicting light rain for Doncaster on Monday 1 June, with a top temperature of 20°C and a low temperature of 14°C. There is a highest wind gust of 26mph.

For Tuesday 2 June, the forecaster is predicting light showers for Doncaster. There is a top temperature of 20°C and a low temperature of 12°C, with a highest wind gust of 23mph.

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A person walks in the rain in the UK in September 2024. | Christopher Furlong / Getty Images

BBC weather is forecasting thundery showers for Doncaster on Tuesday afternoon.

Again the Met Office is forecasting light rain for Doncaster on Wednesday 3 June, with a top temperature of 19°C and a low temperature of 12°C. There is a highest wind gust of 30mph.

Thursday 4 June could be another windy day in the city, with a forecasted highest wind gust of 33mph. Again light showers are forecast, with a top temperature of 19°C and a low temperature of 10°C.

According to BBC weather, Doncaster could see some further thundery showers on Thursday afternoon.

Light showers are also forecast for Doncaster on Friday 5 June, with a top temperature of 18°C and a low temperature of 10°C. There is a highest wind gust of 26mph.

Saturday 6 June looks like it could be a drier day. The Met Office is forecasting sunny intervals for Doncaster, with a top temperature of 20°C and a low temperature of 11°C. There is a highest wind gust of 24mph.

UK long range weather forecast

Friday 5 June to Sunday 14 June

Changeable early in this period with Atlantic frontal systems moving across the UK. These will bring showers or longer spells of rain at times, with wettest conditions in the northwest, driest in the southeast. Strong winds may affect parts of the UK at times, especially the northwest.

Later in the period, higher pressure and drier weather may begin to become more prevalent, especially in the south. Temperatures are likely to be near normal overall.

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