©Joshua Copping - Sun from behind the clouds
Weather
Nestling at the northern most tip of the Bay Normand-Breton, exposed to the Atlantic Ocean to the west and suffering the winds funnelling down the English Channel, Alderney, like all islands, is very much aware of its weather.
Our dedicated weather guru is Grant Le Marchant.
This, along with resources such as the Jersey Meterological Office, makes the lives of all of us at the Alderney Wildlife Trust that little bit easier.
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Alderney weather forecast issued 0800 BST Saturday 27th April 2024.
Good morning, an area of low pressure in Biscay with an associated occluded front will affect us later this afternoon.
Weather for today, sunny periods at first, but cloud increasing from the S, with rain heavy at times with the risk of thunder. |Mist and fog patches forming later.
Winds, E-NE F1 to F3, becoming light and variable before settling down to NW F5 to F7 overnight.
Sea State, Slight becoming R. Rough overnight.
Temps. Max. 11C. Min. 9C.
