Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. ''There is a slight chance but it is not definite.''. Outbreaks of light rain are likely but it will generally be warmer and less windy than the weekend. Get the pick of the week's stories and fascinating Devon history features direct to your inbox every Saturday morning in our exclusive Weekend Report newsletter. You can stay up-to-date on the top news near you with CornwallLive's FREE newsletters – find out more about our range of daily and weekly bulletins and sign up here or enter your email address at the top of the page. Rain spreading north into the region during the early hours of the morning, becoming heavy by dawn with strong winds. Met Office weather warning as 'Storm Aiden' brings 50mph wind and rain to Devon Met Office 'Batten down the hatches' Point-to-point racing live streams in Devon and Cornwall … You can unsubscribe at any time. Devon - Weather warnings issued 14-day forecast. Temperatures will drop to 13C on Friday and Saturday. Where there are showers they will be heavy but should ease as we go through the day. Devon: Maximum 15, Minimum 11 Cornwall: Maximum 15, Minimum 12 Plymouth: Maximum 15, Minimum 11. Truro is set to start the week off dry with highs of 17C. Turning brighter and less windy on Monday with sunny spells interspersed with scattered showers. A lot of that rain will continue through Wednesday night. The South East could see temperatures hitting 30°C. A spokesperson for the Met Office said: ''It is going to be a sunny warm and settled week across the South West.''. Spray and flooding on roads will make for dangerous driving 'conditions resulting in longer journey times. Tuesday. Our. The Met Office states: ''A spell of wet and windy weather is expected, with potential for flooding and transport disruption.''. Annual Weather Averages Near Devon. The current highest September temperature on record is 35.6 C, reached on 2 September 1906 at Bawtry, South Yorkshire. You can unsubscribe at any time. Devon coronavirus cases and lockdown restrictions in full - Friday, October 9, Everything you need to know about the latest figures and restrictions for Devon and the surrounding area - updated daily, Spray and flooding on roads probably making journey times longer, Bus and train services probably affected with journey times taking longer, Flooding of a few homes and businesses is possible. A bit of low cloud in the morning but will burn back really quickly as it is warm and sunny. Last updated today at 19:36. The wind will be stronger on the coastline, with the more exposed coastal areas experiencing gale-force winds. The Met Office has warned some areas will see a drop of around 10C, as well as more wind and rain as the jet stream arrives in the south of England. Frank Saunders said: ''It’ll turn hot in southern and eastern areas with temperatures reaching around 30 Celsius in a few spots, possibly 31 Celsius on Tuesday.”. Devon people from all walks of life feature in this year's Queen’s Birthday Honours List 2020, Latest Devon schools and businesses affected by coronavirus - live updates, The second wave of COVID-19 is hitting the county hard, 'Soft lockdown' on University of Exeter students to be extended for another week, 'Continuing to bear down on the transmission of COVID-19 is the only way we can keep our community safe and avoid further restrictions', Judge apologises as he frees driver who ruined NHS worker's life, John Prevett, 26, was late for a surprise party when he overtook two cars on a dark country road, Matt Taylor desperate for fans to return to St James Park - but only if safe, Exeter city centre children's nursery has confirmed coronavirus case, Parents with toddlers at Puffins in Southernhay have been told their child needs to be in self-isolation for 14 days, Council says pupils over 11 must wear face masks on school transport, Students could be refused travel if they are found not to be wearing a face covering, Devon's magical 'Train of Lights' is coming this Christmas, Organisers say it will run in a COVID-friendly manner, Exeter's seven day infection rate is eighth highest in England, But the cases are primarily linked to the University and health chiefs say the City is not facing a local lockdown, 'Fines should double' to combat dangerous driving menace.
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