Nottingham weather forecast: Sunny intervals today, rain expected tomorrow
UK News: Nottingham, September 11, 2026 – Residents of Nottingham can expect a day of mixed weather, beginning with sunny intervals and a moderate chance of ra.
Nottingham, September 11, 2026 – Residents of Nottingham can expect a day of mixed weather, beginning with sunny intervals and a moderate chance of rain. The day will see a high of 20°C and a low of 10°C, with an average temperature of 15.0°C. Humidity levels are expected to be relatively high at 86%, contributing to a feeling of dampness even when the sun is out.The chance of rain today stands at 30%, suggesting that while showers are possible, they are unlikely to be persistent or heavy. The wind will be a noticeable factor, with a maximum speed of 27.36 kph, which could make the air feel cooler, especially during any overcast periods. Overall, it's a day that calls for preparedness, with the possibility of sunshine interspersed with cloud cover and a slight risk of precipitation.Nottingham Weather TodayToday, September 11, 2026, Nottingham will experience a day characterized by sunny intervals. The maximum temperature is forecast to reach 20°C, while the minimum temperature will drop to 10°C. The average temperature for the day is anticipated to be around 15.0°C. A significant factor for today will be the humidity, which is predicted to be 86%.There is a 30% chance of rain, so while not a certainty, carrying an umbrella might be a prudent decision. The maximum wind speed is expected to be 27.36 kph. The condition for the day is described as "Sunny intervals," indicating periods of sunshine mixed with cloud cover. No specific hourly weather changes are detailed in the provided data, but the overall trend suggests a day that will not be consistently sunny nor consistently wet.Prepare for a day of changing conditionsGiven the forecast of sunny intervals and a 30% chance of rain, residents of Nottingham are advised to be prepared for a day with variable weather. It would be wise to carry an umbrella or a light waterproof jacket, especially if planning outdoor activities or commutes. The moderate wind speeds could make the temperature feel slightly cooler than the actual readings, so layering clothing might be a good strategy for comfort throughout the day.The high humidity of 86% means that even with sunny spells, the air might feel a bit heavy. It's advisable to stay hydrated, particularly if spending extended periods outdoors. While the day is not expected to be dominated by rain, the possibility of showers means that outdoor plans should have a flexible element, allowing for adjustments should precipitation occur. The combination of sunshine and cloud cover suggests a visually dynamic sky, but the primary takeaway is to be ready for a mix of conditions.Nottingham Weather for Upcoming 7 DaysThe forecast for Nottingham indicates a shift in weather patterns over the next seven days. Following today's sunny intervals, tomorrow, September 12, is expected to bring light rain, with temperatures remaining mild, reaching a high of 20°C and a low of 16°C. The average temperature will be 18.0°C.The subsequent days show a trend of increasing temperatures and varied cloud cover. September 13 is predicted to be overcast with a high of 21°C and a low of 16°C. September 14 will be cloudy, with the warmest day of the period anticipated, reaching a high of 23°C and a low of 13°C. The latter half of the week sees a return to sunny intervals. September 15 and 16 are both forecast to have sunny intervals, with temperatures around 17°C for the high and 11-13°C for the low. September 17 continues this trend with sunny intervals, a high of 18°C, and a low of 11°C.DateMax Temp (C)Min Temp (C)Avg Temp (C)Condition2026-09-11201015.0Sunny intervals2026-09-12201618.0Light rain2026-09-13211618.5Overcast2026-09-14231318.0Cloudy2026-09-15171114.0Sunny intervals2026-09-16171315.0Sunny intervals2026-09-17181114.5Sunny intervalsThe week ahead in Nottingham presents a varied weather picture, with a brief spell of rain early on, followed by a warming trend and then a return to more settled, sunny conditions.Source: Data referenced in this article is taken from the latest World News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.
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