Today, Tuesday, January 13, brings moderate rain with a few cloudy spells. Temperatures hover near 10°C and drop about 6°C later. In Bordon, occasional drizzle lingers through the morning, followed by steady showers in the afternoon. Gusty winds add a brisk feel, but no snow is expected. Conditions remain damp.

Tomorrow sees a cooler outlook with patchy rain possible. Temperatures peak near 6°C and dip about 1°C, staying chilly through the night. Some sunny intervals break up the cloud cover, though occasional mist could form. Winds calm down, making the day less breezy but still relatively cold. Drizzle remains possible.

Thursday features heavier rain and stronger winds, pushing temperatures near 8°C and lows about 5°C. Showers dominate much of the morning and persist well into the evening. Cloudy skies keep sunshine limited, and the breeze grows more intense. Pockets of downpours may appear, keeping conditions wet throughout. Occasional drizzle continues.

Friday sees more patchy rain, with daytime temperatures near 8°C and lows about 3°C. Breezes can pick up again, occasional gusts remain possible. Misty pockets may develop, but heavier bursts of rain look less likely. Skies remain mostly cloudy, limiting clear spells and leaving the air feeling cool. Drizzle persists.

This weekend arrives with patchy rain on Saturday, bringing temperatures near 8°C and lows about 5°C. Fog and mist could appear early, giving way to light showers through the day. Sunny spells remain limited, but heavy downpours seem less frequent. Evening skies might stay overcast, though rain chances gradually decrease.

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