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Bridge Street, Walsall, West Midlands
WS1 1JQ Walsall District (B)
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18 June 2025
The Weather Today
Good morning! The West Midlands area is waking up to a mix of sunshine and scattered showers today. Temperatures are expected to reach around 15 degrees. Throughout the day, we can expect more sunny intervals interspersed with occasional rain showers. Winds will be light to moderate, coming in from the southwest.
3-Day Forecast
Looking ahead, tomorrow is expected to be mostly cloudy with some light rain showers, with temperatures hovering around the 14-degree mark. On Friday, we will see more sunshine breaking through the clouds, and temperatures will climb slightly to 16 degrees. As we move into Saturday, anticipate a drier day with plenty of sunshine and highs of around 17 degrees. Stay prepared and enjoy your week ahead!
The Weather Today
Good morning! The West Midlands area is waking up to a mix of sunshine and scattered showers today. Temperatures are expected to reach around 15 degrees. Throughout the day, we can expect more sunny intervals interspersed with occasional rain showers. Winds will be light to moderate, coming in from the southwest.
3-Day Forecast
Looking ahead, tomorrow is expected to be mostly cloudy with some light rain showers, with temperatures hovering around the 14-degree mark. On Friday, we will see more sunshine breaking through the clouds, and temperatures will climb slightly to 16 degrees. As we move into Saturday, anticipate a drier day with plenty of sunshine and highs of around 17 degrees. Stay prepared and enjoy your week ahead!
7-day Forecast
Air quality in WS1 1JQ
What does this mean?
For postcode WS1 1JQ, the AQI range of 0 to 500 indicates air quality levels, with higher numbers representing poorer conditions. A range of 0-50 is considered good with little to no health risk, 51-100 is moderate, possibly affecting sensitive individuals, 101-150 is unhealthy for sensitive groups like children and the elderly, 151-200 is unhealthy for everyone, leading to health warnings and reduced outdoor activities, 201-300 is very unhealthy, affecting the entire population, and 301-500 is hazardous, posing severe health risks and necessitating staying indoors and avoiding outdoor activities.
