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Bernard Street, St. Albans, St Albans, Hertfordshire
AL3 5QW St. Albans District (B)
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19 June 2025
The Weather Today
Good morning! Over the South East area today, we're expecting a mix of sunshine and scattered showers. It will feel pleasantly mild with temperatures reaching up to 19 degrees in some parts. Winds will be light to moderate, making for a mostly comfortable day. Do keep an umbrella handy, though, as those showers could catch you out!
3-Day Forecast
Looking ahead, Friday brings more of the same - a blend of sunny spells and intermittent showers, with highs around 18 degrees. Saturday sees an improvement with longer sunny periods and just a slight chance of a shower early on; temperatures will peak at 20 degrees. Sunday looks mostly dry and bright, a perfect day to be out and about, with highs reaching 21 degrees.
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The Weather Today
Good morning! Over the South East area today, we're expecting a mix of sunshine and scattered showers. It will feel pleasantly mild with temperatures reaching up to 19 degrees in some parts. Winds will be light to moderate, making for a mostly comfortable day. Do keep an umbrella handy, though, as those showers could catch you out!
3-Day Forecast
Looking ahead, Friday brings more of the same - a blend of sunny spells and intermittent showers, with highs around 18 degrees. Saturday sees an improvement with longer sunny periods and just a slight chance of a shower early on; temperatures will peak at 20 degrees. Sunday looks mostly dry and bright, a perfect day to be out and about, with highs reaching 21 degrees.
.7-day Forecast
Air quality in AL3 5QW
What does this mean?
The air quality range for postcode AL3 5QW, measured by the AQI, stretches from 0 to 500, with higher values indicating worse conditions. A score of 0-50 represents good air quality with little to no risk, 51-100 is moderate and may affect sensitive individuals, 101-150 is unhealthy for sensitive groups such as children and the elderly, 151-200 is unhealthy for everyone, advising health warnings and reduced outdoor activities, 201-300 is very unhealthy for the general population, and 301-500 is hazardous, posing serious health risks for all, necessitating staying indoors.
