If you’ve got plans in Sutton in Ashfield this week, the weather is worth a quick look before you step out. The town sits in Nottinghamshire, and right now a band of cloud is holding steady while scattered showers drift in from the north — a 20% rain chance in the next hour, with gusts hitting 24mph from the south. Here’s the full BBC-backed forecast breakdown.

Today: 13°C overcast, feels like 10°C · This Afternoon: Light showers, wind to 18mph · Tonight: Dry, clear spells · UV: Moderate midday · Wind: 24mph gusts

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
  • Sutton in Ashfield is in Nottinghamshire (Met Office)
  • Current 13°C overcast, feels like 10°C (Met Office)
  • Rain chance next hour: 20% (Met Office)
  • High pollen levels active now (Met Office)
2What’s unclear
  • Exact shower locations remain hard to pinpoint
  • Isolated shower timing varies hour to hour
  • Precipitation amounts not specified beyond probability
  • Visibility and humidity figures not disclosed
3Timeline signal
  • This afternoon: Large cloud, light showers (Met Office)
  • Evening: Showers easing (Met Office)
  • Tonight: Dry with clear spells (Met Office)
  • Tomorrow: Sunny intervals to light cloud (Met Office)
4What’s next
  • Days 6+: Isolated shower risks persist (Netweather)
  • 14-day outlook available via Netweather (Netweather)
  • Shower ease into evening, dry nights follow (Met Office)
  • Patchy mist possible in coming days (Met Office)
Key forecast data points for Sutton in Ashfield
Label Value
Location Sutton in Ashfield
County Nottinghamshire
Primary source Met Office (UK government weather authority)
Current temperature 13°C (feels like 10°C)
Wind gust (next hour) 24mph from the south
Rain probability (next hour) 20%
Temperature range 8°C overnight – 15°C afternoon
Wind speeds 5–18mph, mild conditions
UV level (midday) Moderate
Pollen High
Extended forecast 14 days via Netweather
Update frequency Up to 12 times daily (Netweather)

Bbc weather sutton in ashfield 14 days

The 14-day outlook for Sutton in Ashfield extends beyond the Met Office’s standard 7-day window by drawing on Netweather’s blended forecast system. Netweather runs its models up to 12 times a day and combines the UK Met Office UKV model with its own NetWx-SR (short-range) and NetWx-MR (medium-range) models to produce extended coverage (Netweather). After the first 48 hours, forecasts shift from hourly to three-hourly intervals, which is typical for longer-range outlooks.

The extended forecast shows temperatures holding between 8°C and 15°C throughout the two-week period — no extreme cold or heat signals emerge from the current data. Shower risks remain isolated from Day 6 onward, and patchy mist is possible on some mornings. UV levels stay moderate at midday and drop to low or no risk in morning and evening hours.

Week 1 overview

The first seven days show the most detail. Morning temperatures climb from around 8°C in the early hours to peaks of 14–15°C in the early afternoon, then ease back to 9°C by late evening. Wind speeds range from 12–18mph in the first daily cycle, peaking in the afternoon, then settling to 5–13mph overnight. Showers are scattered but light, with the current 20% rain chance in the next hour expanding to occasional afternoon bursts.

Week 2 trends

From Day 8 onward, forecast confidence drops slightly, as is standard for extended outlooks. Isolated shower risks persist, but the pattern suggests fewer active systems than the first week. Netweather’s 14-day forecast does not specify precipitation amounts, only probability and timing. The blend of three models helps smooth out individual model biases, but medium-range forecasts inherently carry more uncertainty than the first 48 hours.

Why this matters

Planning outdoor activities beyond Day 7 requires checking back regularly. Netweather updates its 14-day outlook up to 12 times daily, so today’s forecast for Week 2 may shift meaningfully by tomorrow afternoon.

Bottom line: Sutton in Ashfield faces mild, unsettled conditions through Week 1. Light showers pop up in afternoons while evenings turn dry — bring a layer and keep an umbrella handy through Day 7.

The pattern holds through Week 2 but with fewer active systems, giving residents slightly more certainty about evening plans even as afternoon timing remains unpredictable.

Bbc weather sutton in ashfield 7 days

The Met Office provides the most granular view for the next seven days in Sutton in Ashfield. This window delivers hourly data for the first 24 hours (multiple table cycles) and remains detailed through Day 7. The current snapshot shows 13°C overcast conditions with a 20% rain chance in the next hour, rising to scattered light showers in the afternoon as large cloud areas develop (Met Office).

Wind gusts reach 24mph from the south in the immediate forecast, easing to around 18mph peak in the afternoon hours. Overnight, temperatures drop to 8°C, and by tomorrow morning sunny intervals return before light cloud builds again. The forecast includes visibility, humidity, and UV alongside temperature and wind — giving a fuller picture than raw numbers alone.

Early week

Monday and Tuesday bring the cloud-cover regime: mornings start cool at 8–9°C, afternoons warm to 14–15°C, and evenings turn dry with clear spells. Wind speeds in the first morning cycle run 12–18mph, then drop to 5mph by evening as the system stabilizes. Rain probability sits at 20% for the next hour, expanding to intermittent afternoon showers through the early-week period. UV reaches Moderate levels around midday, dropping to Low in morning and evening.

Mid-week shifts

By Wednesday and Thursday, the pattern shifts slightly. The second temperature table shows peaks of 15°C from 1pm–3pm, dropping to 9°C by 11pm — a slightly warmer afternoon window than the first cycle. Wind tables indicate speeds decreasing from 13mph overnight to 5mph in the evening, suggesting quieter conditions mid-week. Showers remain possible but lighter, and the third temperature table steadies overnight at 9°C with a 15°C afternoon peak, reinforcing the mild trend.

The catch

Mid-week warmth looks promising on paper, but afternoon clouds can cap how much solar energy reaches the ground — outdoor plans may feel cooler than the 15°C peak suggests.

Residents should layer up for early morning outings and consider indoor alternatives during afternoon shower windows, even when temperatures look mild on paper.

Bbc weather sutton in ashfield tomorrow

Tomorrow’s forecast for Sutton in Ashfield shows a transition from tonight’s clear spell back into cloudier territory. The Met Office data indicates dry conditions overnight with patchy cloud and clear breaks, followed by sunny intervals in the morning that give way to light cloud by afternoon. Isolated showers remain possible, though no extreme precipitation is flagged for the daytime period.

Temperature-wise, the fourth temperature table in the current data shows a pattern that applies to tomorrow: starting at 11°C, dropping to 8°C overnight, and reaching a 14°C peak in the afternoon. Wind direction stays primarily from the south, with overnight speeds lower than daytime. The morning UV is Low, climbing to Moderate by midday before falling again in the evening. High pollen levels persist — allergy sufferers should note this alongside the temperature swing.

Morning

Tomorrow morning opens with sunny intervals and light conditions. Temperature climbs from the overnight low of 8°C toward double digits by mid-morning. Wind is light, under 10mph, making it feel relatively calm for early risers. UV starts at Low but rises quickly as the sun climbs — sunscreen is worth considering for anyone heading out before 10am.

Afternoon

The afternoon brings the familiar pattern: light cloud building, temperatures peaking around 14°C, and scattered shower risk returning. Wind speeds increase to the 12–18mph range from the south, making exposed areas feel slightly cooler than the air temperature. The UV Moderate level peaks around 1pm, and high pollen counts mean hay-fever symptoms may intensify during outdoor exposure.

Evening

Tomorrow evening follows the week’s established rhythm: clouds break, temperatures drop from 14°C to around 9°C by late evening, and wind eases toward 5mph. Showers, if they develop, ease into the evening hours — consistent with the pattern of showers easing after dark. Clear spells return overnight, setting up a similar cool, dry night to tonight.

What to watch

If you’re planning an evening walk in Sutton in Ashfield tomorrow, head out before 7pm when conditions are still mild and the cloud breaks offer decent visibility. After dark, temperatures dip quickly under clear spells.

Bbc weather sutton in ashfield hourly

Hourly breakdowns for Sutton in Ashfield come directly from the Met Office and extend through the first 48 hours via Netweather. The current immediate forecast shows 13°C overcast at the next-hour mark, with a “feels like” temperature of 10°C — a 3-degree difference reflecting the 24mph south wind chilling exposed skin. Temperature tables covering multiple 24-hour cycles show the hourly progression in detail.

Wind data across the first set of hourly tables shows speeds ranging from 12–18mph, peaking at 18mph in afternoon hours. A second wind table shows speeds decreasing from 13mph overnight to 5mph by evening — the diurnal wind pattern typical of settled spring weather. Temperature rises from 8°C at 2am to 14°C by 1pm–4pm in the first table, with the second table peaking at 15°C from 1pm–3pm.

Morning hours

The morning window from 6am onward shows sunny intervals dominating at 06:00, shifting to light cloud by 08:00. Temperature climbs steadily from the overnight 8°C floor, reaching low double digits by 9am. Wind stays under 15mph through the morning, making it feel less brisk than the afternoon. UV is Low through mid-morning, rising toward Moderate by 11am.

Afternoon hours

The afternoon peak hits between 1pm and 4pm, with temperatures reaching 14–15°C depending on the cycle. Wind gusts to 18mph in the first afternoon window, then drop to 13mph overnight. Large cloud areas develop during afternoon hours, and light scattered showers become more likely between noon and 4pm. UV climbs to Moderate at midday before dropping back in late afternoon. For the most up-to-date information, consult the Toronto weather warning.

Evening hours

Evening brings the daily reset: temperatures fall from peak values to 9°C by 11pm, wind eases to 5mph, and clouds break to reveal clear spells. The transition from 3pm onward sees showers easing, consistent with the daytime-to-nightly cycle seen across the data. By 8pm–9pm, conditions turn dry and calm, ideal for outdoor dining or a walk before the cooler night sets in.

The trade-off

Afternoons are warmest but also most likely to bring showers. If you prefer certainty, mornings and early evenings offer drier conditions — just bundle up after sunset as temperatures drop quickly.

Commuters and outdoor enthusiasts should schedule activities before noon or after 6pm to avoid the afternoon shower window while still catching the milder temperatures.

Bbc weather sutton in ashfield 10 days

The 10-day window for Sutton in Ashfield captures the transition from the detailed Met Office 7-day forecast into Netweather’s extended outlook. Days 1–5 are grounded in hourly and three-hourly Met Office data, while Days 6–10 rely on Netweather’s blended model system, which pulls from three forecast sources: the UK Met Office UKV model and Netweather’s own NetWx-SR and NetWx-MR models (Netweather).

Across the 10-day span, temperatures consistently range from 8°C overnight to 14–15°C in the afternoon — no significant warm or cold spells are indicated. Wind speeds stay mild, generally 5–18mph, with the south wind direction dominant throughout. Shower risks are highest in the first five days, becoming more isolated from Day 6 onward. Patchy mist is possible on some mornings, particularly in low-lying areas around Sutton in Ashfield.

Days 1-5

The first five days show the most active weather: cloud mornings give way to afternoon showers, with dry, clear evenings as the daily pattern. Morning temperatures sit around 8–9°C, climbing to 14–15°C by early afternoon. Wind peaks in the 12–18mph range during afternoon hours, then drops to 5–13mph overnight. UV stays Moderate at midday, rising from Low morning levels. High pollen persists, and no extreme weather warnings are in effect.

Days 6-10

The second half of the 10-day window shows a quieter tendency. Isolated shower risks remain but occur less frequently than in Days 1–5. Temperature range holds steady at 8–15°C, and overnight conditions stay dry with clear spells. Wind patterns remain mild and south-dominant. Netweather’s 12-times-daily updates mean this window refreshes often — a forecast checked in the morning may differ meaningfully from one checked in the evening for Days 6–10.

Bottom line: Days 1–5 are the wetter half of the 10-day outlook, with afternoon showers and cloud breaks. Days 6–10 trend drier but keep an eye on morning mist. For anyone with outdoor plans, the first five days need the most flexibility in scheduling.

Timeline signal

Hourly and daily forecast progression for Sutton in Ashfield
Period Conditions
Next hour 13°C overcast, 20% rain chance, 24mph gusts from south
This afternoon Large cloud areas, light scattered showers, 14–15°C peak
Evening Showers easing, dry conditions returning, 9–10°C
Tonight Dry with clear spells, patchy cloud, 8°C overnight low
Tomorrow morning Sunny intervals to light cloud, 8–12°C
Tomorrow afternoon Light cloud, isolated showers, 14°C peak
Tomorrow evening Clear spells, dry, 9°C by late evening
Days 6+ Isolated shower risks, patchy mist, mild temps

What’s confirmed

  • Cloudy conditions prevalent with overcast periods
  • Showers arriving from the north
  • Temperature range 8°C–15°C across forecast period
  • Wind speeds 5–18mph, south-dominant
  • No extreme weather warnings in current data
  • UV Moderate midday, High pollen persisting

What’s unclear

  • Exact shower locations within the postcode area
  • Specific precipitation amounts beyond probability
  • Visibility and humidity numerical values
  • Precise timing of isolated showers in Days 6–10
  • Historical comparison to seasonal norms

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BBC Weather’s detailed predictions for Sutton in Ashfield align closely with the Sutton in Ashfield hourly forecast offering complementary hourly and weekly insights for locals.

Frequently asked questions

What are the main weather risks for Sutton in Ashfield?

The primary risk over the next 10 days is light, scattered afternoon showers — not heavy rain, but enough to catch someone without a layer or cover. Wind gusts to 24mph in the immediate forecast add a secondary concern for exposed areas, and high pollen levels pose a health risk for allergy sufferers. No extreme weather warnings are currently active.

How often does BBC update Sutton in Ashfield forecasts?

BBC Weather draws from the Met Office, which provides continuous updates. Netweather, which handles the 14-day extension, refreshes its blended model forecasts up to 12 times daily — meaning the extended outlook can shift meaningfully between morning and evening checks.

What influences Sutton in Ashfield weather patterns?

The town sits in the East Midlands’ transitional weather zone, where Atlantic systems and continental air masses meet. Current conditions show a south wind bringing cloud from the Atlantic and scattered showers from the north — a typical spring pattern for Nottinghamshire. Netweather uses three models (UKV, NetWx-SR, NetWx-MR) to triangulate a consensus forecast.

Are there weather warnings for Sutton in Ashfield?

No extreme weather warnings are currently active for Sutton in Ashfield. The Met Office forecast data shows no severe alerts in the provided period. Conditions are mild but unsettled — worth monitoring daily rather than treating as hazardous.

How does Sutton in Ashfield weather compare to nearby areas?

The Met Office forecast is specific to the Sutton in Ashfield postcode area (gcrn5r3ub). Neighboring towns like Mansfield and Kirkby-in-Ashfield may see slightly different local effects due to elevation and terrain, but the broader Nottinghamshire region shares the same weather systems — cloud, showers, and south winds affecting the area broadly.

What is the typical seasonal weather in Sutton in Ashfield?

Spring in Sutton in Ashfield commonly brings the kind of pattern seen now: mild afternoons (12–16°C typical), cool nights (5–9°C), scattered showers, and changeable cloud. April 2026 fits this profile, with temperatures ranging 8–15°C and no extreme deviations from seasonal norms in the current forecast.

Where can I find BBC weather maps for Sutton in Ashfield?

The BBC Weather site maps are available at bbc.com/weather, but the most detailed point-forecast data for Sutton in Ashfield comes from the Met Office (metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcrn5r3ub), which provides hourly breakdowns, wind, UV, and pollen data. Netweather (netweather.tv) offers the 14-day extension view with its model-blend charts.

What sources say

The 14 day forecasts have recently been upgraded and are now updated up to 12 times a day.

— Netweather (Extended forecast provider)

They use a blend of the Met Office UKV model along with our in house NetWx-SR and NetWx-MR models.

— Netweather (Extended forecast provider)

For anyone with outdoor plans in Sutton in Ashfield this week, the forecast is manageable — mild temperatures, occasional showers, and no severe weather. Check the morning update before heading out, and keep a light jacket and umbrella within reach through Day 5. Days 6–10 trend quieter, though morning mist could affect early commutes in the area.