Chatham Forecast

Chatam Forecast - Met Office

Primarily with further sunshine. Insulated bathrooms possible. This is another mainly arid weather for most with hot, sunshine, although there are probably a little more clouds than lately, which may later lead to an uneven, heavy rain show. It is a very hot, arid and usually clear one. Wafts of fog and low clouds can adversely impact the coastline and spread further into the interior of the country until later.

Every low fog or cloudy weather will dissolve quickly in the mornings and leave behind a scorching, usually sunshine outbreak. There is, however, the possibility of violent rain showering in the afternoons. Usually arid, sunshiny and very nice heat with a slight wind. Coolers in some areas of the coast with ocean breeze and perhaps irregular low clouds and fog.

Mainly desiccated, sunshiny and very hot. Sunshine and again very hot, albeit slightly cloudy on some North Sea shores. Cloudy in the sun with some rainfall, in the afternoons there may be thunderstorms. The danger of a thunderstorm over the Scottish Highlands. Shudders die out, then mostly with clear magic words and occasional wafts of mist.

Gapy drizzling rains move to the far north-west, followed by refreshing weather patterns. Primarily arid with sunshine, but in the southern and south-east there may be occasional, sometimes stormy shiver. It' a cloudy place in the North West that feels colder than it has lately. Largely arid, sunshiny and very hot. In the north-west it can be cloudy and a little bit colder, sometimes with a little bit of precipitation or drizzly.

Sunday will see much of the UK become arid, very warmer and potentially heated, with plenty of light. However, there is a danger that it will become more cloudy and airy in the far northern and north-western regions. The following weeks the largely arid, populated and very warmer weather is expected to persist in the main and southwestern areas, although some periods of shower are possible, with the danger of thunderstorms in the souths and south-west.

It is probably cloudy in the northeast with some precipitation and temperature nearer the norm. Toward the end of this time, there may be a shift to more turbulent circumstances in the northern and north-western regions. In the second half of July it looks as if the beautiful climate will prevail throughout the UK, with mostly arid, sunshine and hot climates, especially in the sun.

But there are probably inconsistent matches, especially in the northern and northwestern regions, when it is sometimes cloudy and it may be raining a little. There is also the danger of thunderstorms in the southern hemisphere, especially in other very humid or heated periods.

By the beginning of August, overall temperature should be well above the mean, but at certain points closer to the averages.