The Met Office has forecast an unsettled weather pattern for Wiltshire over the coming days.
For Friday, January 23, the forecast suggests a high of 9C in the day and a lower 6C during the night.
The day is expected to be windy, with the chance of gales as the rain clears north-eastwards, creating brighter, showery weather.
However, more frequent showers should return later.
According to the Met Office, much of Friday into late night will remain covered in rain clouds with a high likelihood of precipitation.
Rainfall probability is over 95 per cent until around 8am, suggesting the need for appropriate precautions.
Humidity levels on Friday will stay between 91 per cent and 73 per cent for most of the day.
Windspeeds will likely not exceed 30mph throughout the day, with visibility varying during the heavier rain spells.
Saturday, January 24, depicts a similar picture as per the Met Office forecast.
The day is expected to start cloudy with a max temperature of 9C and a 60 per cent chance of rain forecasted.
Rain showers are anticipated almost all day, with precipitation probability remaining around 70 per cent.
Sunday, January 25, is expected to witness a bit of a change in weather dynamics.
While rain is still expected, the likelihood is significantly reduced in the afternoon, providing some respite.
Probabilities in the afternoon, following scattered morning and afternoon showers, drop to 40 per cent and eventually downward to 30 per cent towards the late afternoon and evening.
The maximum temperature will again hover at 9C for the day, dropping to 3C in the night.
Monday, January 26, returns to the trend of frequent rain showers.
The majority of the day is going to be cloudy.
The highest temperatures will be around 9C and a low of 5C in the evening.
Wind gusts become more significant on this day, expected to reach up to 24mph late in the day.
Into Tuesday, temperatures are heading back to between 9C and 2C at night, with a consistent rain pattern throughout the day being forecasted by the Met Office.
The chance of rain remains high, flirting with the 80 per cent to 30 per cent range.
Humidity levels reach a maximum of 92 per cent with similar visibility descriptions.
Wind gusts will be lesser as compared to earlier days, reaching up to 22mph.
It is advised to keep track of the regional weather alert.
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