The weather forecast for Thursday 20 November in Nottinghamshire.
Early morning
The day begins with a severe frost. Temperatures sit at –1C at 6–7am, rising slowly to 0C by 8–9am. The real-feel temperature is much colder, between –4C and –5C due to a light north-westerly or west-north-westerly breeze at 6–7mph. Skies remain mostly cloudy early on but dry, and there is less than a five per cent chance of any precipitation. Humidity is around 75–76 per cent and visibility is very good, though untreated surfaces will be icy.
Midday
Skies brighten significantly from late morning, with sunny spells emerging around 10am. Temperatures gradually rise to 3–4C by midday, though the real-feel remains close to –1C due to a steady north-north-westerly breeze at 10–12mph. Humidity falls towards 67–71 per cent, the air becomes drier, and visibility stays very good. It remains dry, with only a small, 10 per cent risk of any showers.
Afternoon
Dry and mostly bright conditions continue through the afternoon. Temperatures hold between 4–5C but feel closer to freezing thanks to the persistent north-north-west wind at around 11–12mph. Cloud increases slightly at times, but occasional sunshine continues. Humidity drops towards the high 60s, and the risk of precipitation stays around 10 per cent.
Evening
Temperatures fall sharply again after sunset. By 6pm, values drop to 3C, falling to 2C by 11pm, with real-feel temperatures again falling to –2C or colder. Light cloud lingers but no rain is expected, with only a 10 per cent chance of precipitation. Winds remain light from the north-north-west at around 10–11mph, and humidity rises slowly into the mid-80s. Visibility remains very good but frost will redevelop quickly.
