Nottinghamshire can expect a fine Tuesday on 28 July, with a settled feel and warm conditions for much of the day. The chance of precipitation is very small, and temperatures are forecast to peak at around 28°C in the late afternoon and early evening.
How the day will unfold
Early morning will be mild and dry, with sunny intervals from the outset. Temperatures will start in the high teens, rising steadily through the morning. Winds are predicted from the south-west to west-south-west at roughly 7–8mph, with gusts reaching the low 20s mph. Visibility should be very good throughout.
| Time | Temperature |
|---|---|
| 05:00–06:00 | 18°C |
| 08:00 | 20°C |
| 12:00 | 24°C |
| 14:00–15:00 | 27°C |
| 16:00–19:00 | 28°C |
| 22:00 | 24°C |
Practical points for the day
- Rain is unlikely — the forecast indicates a less than 5% chance of showers.
- UV levels will be moderate to high around late morning and early afternoon (UV index reaching about 5–6), so sun protection is recommended for anyone outdoors for extended periods.
- Winds are light to moderate with gusts into the low 20s mph, which may be noticeable on exposed hilltops or open water.
Humidity will be higher in the early hours — near the mid-80s percentage — before easing through the day to around the low 40s by late afternoon. The "feels like" temperature is expected to be close to the mercury, so the heat should be straightforward rather than oppressive.
Advice for residents and visitors
If you have plans outdoors, this will be one of those days suited to gardens, parks and riverside walks. Consider these common-sense measures:
- Carry water and keep hydrated if you are active outside.
- Wear sun cream and a hat when out around midday and early afternoon.
- Plan outdoor events with little expectation of rain, but keep a light windproof layer handy for cooler evenings when temperatures begin to fall.
Overall, Nottinghamshire should see a pleasant, largely dry day with warm spells — a welcome stretch of good weather for late July.
