The Bristol weather forecast for week commencing 8th February 2016
Posted on: 08 Feb 2016Week 2 of February 2016 and in Bristol it will be raining loads with strong winds early in the week. Putting the bleak weather aside there's shed loads of things to do in Bristol this week with Chinese New Year, Pancake Day, the BBC 6 Music Festival, more 6 Nations Rugby to watch and Valentine's Day keeping us busy.
It's also half term so make sure and check out some of our Rainy Day Activities in Bristol.
Here's our more detailed outlook for the weekly weather forecast in Bristol from 8-14 February 2016 courtesy of The Met Office wizards and Google.
CHINESE NEW YEAR : Monday 8 February 2016
Rain all day and winds of up to 40 mph means you need to wrap up very warm. Thunder and lightning in the morning too as we get the tail end of Storm Imogen.
PANCAKE DAY : Tuesday 9 February 2016
Showers throughout the day and the winds are a little lighter but still 15 mph. 7 degrees is the top temperature with 3 degrees overnight.
Wednesday 10 February 2016
The sun is making an appearance during the day and should be dry so take this opportunity to get out and about without getting soaked.
Thursday 11 February 2016
Another chilly day but gale force winds should have receded by now. Temperatures may hit 8 degrees but close to freezing overnight so be careful whether walking or driving.
BBC 6 MUSIC FESTIVAL STARTS : Friday 12 February 2016
Umbrella needed again with downpours once again all day long
6 NATIONS RUGBY ROUND 2 : Saturday 13 February 2016
A dry morning and damp afternoon. The Bristol sports pitches likely to be waterlogged once again.
VALENTINES DAY : Sunday 14 February 2016
Remember your kagool if you are planning a Valentine's stroll around Bristol. Tuck yourself into one of our recommended venues for a Sunday Roast in and around Bristol instead!
If you need any recommendations of things to do in Bristol or recommended bars, restaurants, suppliers then Get in Touch - #Adviceisfree. Have a fantastic week you lucky residents of Bristol or those wise people that are planning on moving or visiting our great City.
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Born and raised in the suburbs of Swansea, Jimmy moved to Bristol back in 2004 to attend university. Passionate about live music, sport, science and nature, he can usually be found walking his cocker spaniel Baxter at any number of green spots around the city. Call James on 078 9999 3534 or email Editor@365Bristol.com.
