Five Day Local forecast for Sheffield and Rotherham from 23/10/26 at 17:40hrs. Valid from 18:00hrs Friday to 03:00hrs Thursday.

Sheffield and Rotherham Local Area Forecast.

General Synopsis at 12:00hrs for the UK for the next five days: Saturday: A new deep low, storm Boelo arrives W of Scotland. Heavy rain moving W to E. Sunny spells ahead of the rain. Winds increasing from the W with Gusts to 60mph to 70mph in the W. Winds moving E during the day with 70mph to 80mph possible in Scotland overnight. The rest of England also seeing gusts to 60mph during the day and night. Sunday: The second storm Boelo still NNE of Scotland. A windy day with WNW winds reaching 60mph to 80mph in gusts from N Yorkshire northwards. 40mph to 50mph S Yorkshire down to the S Midlands. Showers in the W pushing into parts of W and N Yorkshire. Dry in the S with sunny spells. Rather cold to cold temperatures. Monday: Yet another possible named storm moves towards NE to be W of Ireland. This bringing milder air and heavy rain across the UK. Rain clearing later S Yorkshire southwards. A windy day with SSW winds gusting 50 to 70mph W, N England, N Ireland and NW Scotland.. Temperatures becoming very mild overnight. Tuesday: The unnamed storm to the NW of Scotland. So showers or longer spells of rain across the UK. Windy generally but the strong winds moving offshore. Wind easing through the day and turning colder from the NW. Wednesday: High pressure trying to build in. A breezy day with some light showers NW England northwards. Sunny spells in remaining areas. Rather cold to average temperatures. Gentle to moderate breezes England possibly fresh Scotland.

Local Summary for the next five days: The next four days still a windy outlook before it calms down by mid week with dry quiet weather returning. The following storm, storm Boelo arrives tomorrow and is the strongest of the the three. Saturday and Sunday provide further windy weather which may hit 50mph plus. Some welcome rain yes. After the weekend one more powerful system to come is is followed by another powerful system on Monday which lasts into Tuesday. This isn't unnamed at present but it brings another spell of wind and rain. So the leaves are likely to get blown off and despite the winds not being too high there's a chance that trees weakened by drought may shred some larger branches. Monday sees a recovery in the temperatures bringing a very mild night to the party. The weather system bringing further welcome rain by the morning. The weekend starting dry but more rain and windy conditions for later Saturday and Sunday. A rinse and repeat for Monday but a change of wind direction to a more southerly direction means we will miss out of the strongest winds. Temperatures below average by day until Monday when they become average. At night hovering either side of average but turning very mild Monday night. Tuesday starts windy and wet with the winds easing through the day. Wednesday back to the previous quiet weather and dry with sunny spells and turning slightly milder.

Pollution levels: Low. Pollen Count: Out of Season.

Friday evening and night: Barometer at 18:00hrs 997mb rising quickly. Temperatures 6C. Winds a gentle to moderate WNW breeze. A windy evening with a few isolated light showers at first quickly clearing. The night dry with clear spells. Winds a gentle WNW breeze. Overnight low 5C so cold.

Saturday: The new weekend begins dry with sunny spells. Winds a light WSW breeze. Temperatures 7C. A dry morning with building cloud. The afternoon sees moderate to heavy rain. Winds a moderate S breeze. Temperatures 10C. so cold. Barometer at 18:00hrs 984mb falling. Temperatures 12C to 13C. The evening windy with a fresh SW breeze and gusts to 45mph. Heavy to moderate rain. The night sees moderate rain clearing and staying windy. Winds a fresh WSW breeze with gusts to 45mph. Temperatures 7C so average.

Sunday: The day starts dry and windy with clear spells. Temperatures 9C. Winds a fresh WNW breeze. Gusts to 50mph. A dry day away from the moors which see some showers. Dry further E with sunny spells. Winds a moderate to fresh W breeze. Gusts to 45mph Temperatures 9C to 10C so very cold to cold. Barometer at 18:00hrs 1004mb rising. Temperatures 8C to 9C. The evening and night dry with variable cloud and clear spells. Winds a gentle SW breeze. Overnight low 7C to 8C so average.

Monday: The new working week starts dry with clear spells. Temperatures 8C to 9C. Winds a gentle SSW breeze. Moderate rain arriving in the morning lasting into the afternoon. Winds a gentle to moderate SSW breeze. Temperatures 11C to 13C so cold to rather cold. Barometer at 18:00hrs 1000mb rising. Temperatures 15C. Moderate rain clearing then dry with clear spells for the evening and night. Winds a moderate possibly fresh SSW breeze. Gusts to 40mph. Overnight low 14C so very mild.

Tuesday: The day kicks off very mild and dry. Winds a moderate SW breeze and gusts to 40mph. Temperatures 15C. Moderate to heavy rain by mid morning clearing to sunny spells in the afternoon. Winds a moderate WSW breeze. Gusts to 40mph. Temperatures falling to 12C so rather cold. Barometer at 18:00hrs 1008mb rising quickly. Temperatures 11C. The evening and night dry with clear spells. Winds a gentle WSW breeze. Overnight low 6C to 7C so average.

Wednesday: midweek welcomes all to a dry clear start. Winds a gentle SW breeze. Temperatures 7C to 8C. A dry day with sunny spells. Winds a gentle WSW breeze. Temperatures 13C to 14C. so average. Barometer at 18:00hrs 1020mb rising slowly. Temperatures 12C to 13C. The evening and night dry with clear spells and variable cloud. Winds a light SSW breeze. Overnight low 8C to 10C so average to rather mild.

Morning temperatures are those at 06:00 Hrs. The Max temperature are those expected over the 24 Hour period. The evening temperatures are those at 18:00hrs. Overnight Min is the low expected overnight normally 03:00hrs but time may vary depending due to changing air masses.