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Shackerstone, Nuneaton, Hinckley And Bosworth, Leicestershire
CV13 0BS Hinckley and Bosworth District (B)
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25 June 2025
The Weather Today
Good day! Expect a cloudy start in the East Midlands with sporadic sunshine breaking through as the day progresses. Maximum temperatures will hover around 18 degrees. Winds will be light, making for a relatively calm day. No significant rainfall is expected, so it should be a fairly dry day
All in all, quite a pleasant forecast ahead. Keep those brollies tucked away!
. 3-Day Forecast
Looking ahead over the next three days, Thursday will bring more sunshine with temperatures peaking around 19 degrees. On Friday, expect a mix of sun and clouds, with highs of 17 degrees. Saturday sees a chance of light showers, temperatures dipping slightly to 16 degrees. Overall, not bad weather for any plans you might have!
The Weather Today
Good day! Expect a cloudy start in the East Midlands with sporadic sunshine breaking through as the day progresses. Maximum temperatures will hover around 18 degrees. Winds will be light, making for a relatively calm day. No significant rainfall is expected, so it should be a fairly dry day
All in all, quite a pleasant forecast ahead. Keep those brollies tucked away!
3-Day Forecast
Looking ahead over the next three days, Thursday will bring more sunshine with temperatures peaking around 19 degrees. On Friday, expect a mix of sun and clouds, with highs of 17 degrees. Saturday sees a chance of light showers, temperatures dipping slightly to 16 degrees. Overall, not bad weather for any plans you might have!
7-day Forecast
Air quality in CV13 0BS
What does this mean?
For postcode CV13 0BS, 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.
