Wednesday 30 September is forecast to begin wet across Nottinghamshire before conditions improve quickly through the morning, leading to a dry, bright and warm afternoon with temperatures reaching around 23C.
Early morning
Rain is expected through the first part of the morning, with the chance of precipitation at 60% at 5am and 6am, rising to 70% at 7am and 90% at 8am.
Temperatures will be around 19C at 5am, 6am and 7am, dipping slightly to 18C at 8am and 9am.
Winds will be from the south to south-south-east at around 7–8mph, with gusts reaching 24–28mph.
Midday
Conditions should improve significantly from around 9am onwards.
The chance of rain drops to 50% at 9am, 30% at 10am and 10% at 11am, before falling below 5% from midday.
Temperatures rise to 19C at 10am, 20C at 11am and 21C at midday.
Sunny spells are expected to develop, with south-south-westerly winds around 7–8mph.
Afternoon
The afternoon is forecast to be dry and increasingly sunny.
Temperatures reach 22C at 1pm and 23C at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.
The chance of rain remains below 5%, with sunshine or sunny intervals expected throughout much of the afternoon.
Winds remain from the south-south-west at around 8–9mph, with gusts generally between 25mph and 26mph.
Evening
Wednesday evening should stay mostly dry and relatively mild.
Temperatures are forecast to be around 23C at 5pm, 21C at 6pm, 20C at 7pm and 19C at 8pm.
It then cools to around 17C at 9pm and 16C by 10pm and 11pm.
The evening begins sunny before clearer conditions develop, with some cloud later. Rain chances remain low at first, below 5%, before increasing slightly to 10–20% later in the evening.
South-south-westerly winds ease gradually from around 8mph at 5pm to 5mph by 11pm.
