Burton on the Wolds, United Kingdom

1. Tue7 PM70°13 mph
2. 8 PM68°13 mph
3. 9 PM68°13 mph
4. 10 PM67°12 mph
5. 11 PM67°13 mph
6. Wed12 AM66°13 mph
7. 1 AM65°12 mph
8. 2 AM64°12 mph
9. 3 AM66°14 mph
10. 4 AM67°15 mph
11. 5 AM67°14 mph
12. 6 AM67°13 mph
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17. 11 AM66°14 mph
18. 12 PM70°12 mph
19. 1 PM71°12 mph
20. 2 PM72°13 mph
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22. 4 PM72°14 mph
23. 5 PM70°13 mph
24. 6 PM68°12 mph
25. 7 PM65°11 mph
26. 8 PM64°11 mph
27. 9 PM62°10 mph
28. 10 PM61°9 mph
29. 11 PM60°9 mph
30. Thu12 AM58°8 mph
31. 1 AM57°8 mph
32. 2 AM56°7 mph
33. 3 AM57°7 mph
34. 4 AM55°6 mph
35. 5 AM54°6 mph
36. 6 AM53°5 mph
37. 7 AM52°5 mph
38. 8 AM53°6 mph
39. 9 AM56°6 mph
40. 10 AM59°6 mph
41. 11 AM61°7 mph
42. 12 PM63°8 mph
43. 1 PM64°8 mph
44. 2 PM65°9 mph
45. 3 PM65°9 mph
46. 4 PM65°8 mph
47. 5 PM64°8 mph
48. 6 PM62°5 mph

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1. TodaySep 2970°64°Cloudy—wind 13 mph
2. WedSep 3072°54°Rain—0.03 inwind 16 mph
3. ThuOct 165°51°Mostly clear—wind 9 mph
4. FriOct 267°57°Partly cloudy—wind 14 mph
5. SatOct 364°49°Partly cloudy—wind 9 mph
6. SunOct 461°53°Partly cloudy—wind 7 mph
7. MonOct 564°51°Cloudy—wind 8 mph
8. TueOct 665°53°Partly cloudy—wind 9 mph
9. WedOct 759°49°Cloudy—wind 12 mph
10. ThuOct 855°55°Cloudy—0.13 inwind 13 mph
11. FriOct 9~61°50°Model mean0.14 in
12. SatOct 10~56°46°Model mean0.01 in
13. SunOct 11~53°43°Model mean0.03 in
14. MonOct 12~53°41°Model mean0.20 in
15. TueOct 13~52°46°Model mean0.19 in
16. WedOct 14~51°42°Model mean0.04 in

• Feels like70°
• WindSE 13 mph
• Humidity70%
• Dew point60°
• Pressure29.84 inHg
• UV index0 · Lowclear-sky peak 3 Wednesday
• Sunrise and sunsetSunrise · Sunset · set
• Moonrise7:15 PMMoonset 10:53 AM
• Moon phaseWaning gibbous91% lit

Each line is one model’s own forecast at its own grid cell: three kilometers for HRRR, a quarter of a degree for the global models, which can sit a few hundred meters above or below the town. Where they agree the forecast is settled; where they part is where it is not.

NWS gridGFSGEFS ± spreadECMWFECMWF AI

A ~ marks a high or low read from six-hourly steps, which miss the true extreme by a degree or two.

ECMWF ensemble meteogram

10 daysTemperature plume

None of these is a measurement. Each is a rating of the forecast ahead, and of what is happening at the point right now, against what the activity or the ailment is known to mind, and each names the figure that decided it. An ailment or a pest is rated as a risk, low to extreme; an activity, a chore or a journey as a condition, poor to ideal.

The sun is down, so each rating says which span it is for: tomorrow’s daylight, tonight, or the next 24 hours.

Tonight has no dark, clear hour without a bright moon in this forecast. Rated poor.

Dark is the sun 18 degrees below the horizon; where it never gets that low, 12 degrees, marked nautical. Clear is sky cover of 20% or less. A bright moon is one above the horizon with a quarter or more of its disc lit. Transparency in the table is estimated from surface humidity (70% and 85% mark fair and poor) and visibility, since the forecast carries no haze or high cloud moisture. Seeing and transparency by hour, where shown, are Environment and Climate Change Canada’s astronomy forecast (regional model; seeing from cloud, wind shear, turbulence near the ground and the surface temperature trend; transparency from the moisture through the whole air column), under the Open Government Licence - Canada. Dew is the air within 2 °C of its dew point. Excellent is four or more clear moonless hours with good transparency; good is three; fair is one, or two clear hours.

Golden hour is the sun between 6 degrees above the horizon and 4 degrees below it; blue hour is the sun between 4 and 6 degrees below. These are the definitions timeanddate.com and PhotoPills use. Directions are degrees clockwise from true north, where the sun’s upper edge and the moon’s center cross a flat horizon; hills and buildings change both. None means the sun does not reach that height on the day; all day means it stays inside the band.

Hours fit for spraying, and the days dry enough for fieldwork and hay, read from this forecast’s wind, gusts, humidity, temperature and rain.

Spraying windows

• Wed 9 PM to Thu 1 AM 4 hours, every hour within the rules
• Thu 11 AM to Fri 12 AM 13 hours, every hour within the rules
• Fri 7 PM to Sat 1 AM 6 hours, every hour within the rules
• Sat 1 PM to Sun 1 AM 12 hours, every hour within the rules
• Sun 1 PM to Mon 1 AM 12 hours, every hour within the rules
• Mon 1 PM to Tue 1 AM 12 hours, every hour within the rules
• Tue 1 PM to 7 PM 6 hours, every hour within the rules
• Wed 7 PM to Thu 1 AM 6 hours, every hour within the rules

Good Marginal No

Field days

Spraying: sustained wind 3 to 10 mph, the range US extension services and most labels give; gusts no more than 15 mph (this page’s limit); delta T (air minus wet-bulb temperature) 2 to 8 °C preferred and 8 to 10 °C marginal, from GRDC guidance, with the wet bulb by Stull’s formula; no hour at a 30% chance of rain or 0.25 mm forecast during the rain-free time. Follow the product label, which overrides all of this. Field days: dry is no daytime hour at a 30% chance and under 1 mm all day, wet is 6 mm (0.25 in) or more; soil moisture is not in the forecast, so ground still wet from earlier rain is not accounted for. Hay drying marks a dry day with humidity down to 50% and a breeze of 5 mph or more.

The best-rated day this week is Tuesday, rated good.

Periods in bold fall within an hour of sunrise or sunset. The weather’s side is the fishing index · Solunar tables for Burton on the Wolds, by month

Major periods are two hours centered on the moon’s passage overhead and underfoot; minor periods are one hour centered on moonrise and moonset: the conventional durations of John Alden Knight’s solunar tables (1936). The rating is this site’s: one point to start, two more within a day and a half of a new or full moon (one more within three and a half days), and one more when a period falls within an hour of sunrise or sunset. The theory has mixed support in fisheries research; the times are exact astronomy.

1. Tonight64° · SSE 12–14 mph

   Cloudy. Low near 18°C. Southsoutheast wind 19 to 23 km/h.

2. Wednesday72° · S 12–16 mph

   Rain. High near 22°C. South wind 19 to 26 km/h. Precipitation around 0.8 mm.

3. Wednesday Night54° · SSW 6–12 mph

   Partly cloudy. Low near 12°C. Southsouthwest wind 9 to 19 km/h.

4. Thursday65° · SW 5–9 mph

   Mostly clear. High near 18°C. Southwest wind 8 to 14 km/h.

5. Thursday Night51° · SSW 4–7 mph

   Partly cloudy. Low near 11°C. Southsouthwest wind 6 to 11 km/h.

6. Friday67° · SSW 7–14 mph

   Partly cloudy. High near 20°C. Southsouthwest wind 12 to 22 km/h.

7. Friday Night57° · SSW 9 mph

   Mostly clear. Low near 14°C. Southsouthwest wind around 14 km/h.

8. Saturday64° · WSW 6–7 mph

   Partly cloudy. High near 18°C. Westsouthwest wind 9 to 12 km/h.

9. Saturday Night49° · WSW 0–4 mph

   Clear. Low near 10°C. Westsouthwest wind 0 to 6 km/h.

10. Sunday61° · SW 3–7 mph

    Partly cloudy. High near 16°C. Southwest wind 5 to 12 km/h.

11. Sunday Night53° · WSW 4–5 mph

    Partly cloudy. Low near 12°C. Westsouthwest wind 7 to 8 km/h.

12. Monday64° · W 4–7 mph

    Cloudy. High near 18°C. West wind 6 to 12 km/h.

13. Monday Night51° · W 3 mph

    Mostly clear. Low near 11°C. West wind around 5 km/h.

14. Tuesday65° · WSW 4–9 mph

    Partly cloudy. High near 18°C. Westsouthwest wind 6 to 14 km/h.

15. Tuesday Night53° · W 3 mph

    Cloudy. Low near 12°C. West wind around 5 km/h.

16. Wednesday59° · NW 6–12 mph

    Cloudy. High near 15°C. Northwest wind 10 to 19 km/h.

17. Wednesday Night49° · W 8–9 mph

    Mostly clear. Low near 9°C. West wind 13 to 15 km/h.

18. Thursday55° · W 9–13 mph

    Cloudy. High near 13°C. West wind 14 to 21 km/h.

19. Thursday Night55° · SW 9–15 mph

    Rain. Low near 13°C. Southwest wind 15 to 24 km/h. Precipitation around 3 mm.

Climate of Burton on the Wolds: normals, records and every month

The forecast office edits about sixty fields for every cell of its grid. The common ones are above; these are the rest, as the daily extreme, for anyone who needs the mixing height, the fire danger or the swell.