Tuesday 29 September is forecast to become warm and increasingly bright across Nottinghamshire, with temperatures reaching around 24C during the late afternoon.
The day will begin cloudy with a risk of showers during the morning, before conditions improve from lunchtime. The afternoon and early evening are expected to stay largely dry with sunny spells.
Early morning
Temperatures will start at around 13C at 5am and 6am, rising to 14C by 7am and 8am.
Cloudy conditions are expected, with the chance of rain increasing from 10% at 5am to 40% by 8am and 9am.
Easterly winds will be around 5–6mph, with gusts increasing from about 16mph to 21mph by 9am.
Midday
Conditions should gradually brighten through the late morning.
Temperatures rise from 16C at 10am to 17C at 11am and 18C at midday.
The chance of rain falls from 20% during the late morning to 10% at midday, before dropping below 5% by 1pm.
Winds remain easterly at around 7mph, with gusts reaching approximately 25mph.
Afternoon
Tuesday becomes considerably warmer during the afternoon.
Temperatures are forecast to reach 20C at 1pm, 22C at 2pm, 23C at 3pm and a high of around 24C at 4pm and 5pm.
Sunny intervals are expected, with the chance of rain staying below 5%.
Winds turn east-south-easterly and then south-easterly at around 7–8mph, with gusts around 24–25mph.
Evening
It should remain dry and relatively warm into the early evening, with 23C at 6pm, 22C at 7pm and 21C at 8pm.
Temperatures then ease to around 20C at 9pm and 10pm, before reaching 19C by 11pm.
Clear spells are forecast during the first part of the evening before some cloud develops later. The chance of rain remains very low, generally below 5%, although it rises to 10% at 9pm and again at 11pm.
South-easterly winds remain around 7mph, with gusts of roughly 21–23mph.
