Liskeard starts Wednesday, May 13, under cloudy skies, with patchy rain likely through midday and occasional brighter spells later in the day. Temperatures around 12°C may feel mild, but brisk winds will keep a slight chill in the air, and showers could continue on and off before conditions calm overnight.
The unsettled stretch is set to continue into Thursday, when showers are expected on and off all day under stubborn cloud cover, with temperatures near 11°C. Light rain could last into late afternoon before drier intervals arrive late in the evening. Friday brings a mix of sun and scattered rain showers at about 11°C, though light drizzle may return toward evening. Saturday looks a little brighter, with temperatures near 13°C and only a small chance of morning rain before showers ease later in the day and the evening turns mostly dry. Sunday stays changeable too, with overcast periods, scattered rain and temperatures around 13°C, while mixed conditions are likely to persist into next week.
The weather pattern over the coming days is expected to stay variable, with clouds, showers and brief brighter spells moving through in waves rather than giving way to a settled run of dry weather. For Liskeard, that means anyone heading out should expect a forecast that shifts hour by hour, even if the night brings a brief pause in the rain.
The one clear break in the pattern is overnight Wednesday, when the atmosphere is expected to calm. After that, the weather forecast keeps returning to the same theme: cloud first, showers close behind, and only short windows of brighter weather before the next spell of rain arrives.
