Scotland

Upper Eathie 14-Day Forecast

Highland, Scotland

Upper Eathie Outlook (Next 14 Days)

Across Upper Eathie today, showers moving through with only brief lulls looks set to shape much of the feel. a comfortable feel sits underneath. Winds stay fairly light, so any chill is more about cloud and dampness than exposure.

Through the next stretch, it’s the overall regime that matters most: an unsettled pattern, with showers returning at times and comfortable temperatures overall. Confidence is naturally strongest in the nearer days; later on, treat it as a guide to the prevailing theme rather than exact timing. Subtle changes in system tracks can alter the timing of rain or breezier periods, so it’s worth checking back for updates. A quick scan of the charts gives the best sense of the regime, while the table helps with day-specific decisions.

Daily Forecast

DateHighLowConditionWindRain %HumidityVisibilityUVSunriseSunset
Thu, 4 Jun 15°C 9°C Moderate rain 21 km/h 93% 89% 8 km 4 04:22 AM 10:06 PM
Fri, 5 Jun 15°C 6°C Patchy rain nearby 23 km/h 73% 71% 10 km 4 04:21 AM 10:08 PM
Sat, 6 Jun 14°C 6°C Patchy rain nearby 21 km/h 73% 74% 10 km 3 04:20 AM 10:09 PM
Sun, 7 Jun 16°C 5°C Patchy rain nearby 23 km/h 73% 75% 10 km 3 04:19 AM 10:10 PM
Mon, 8 Jun 14°C 6°C Moderate rain 14 km/h 94% 85% 6 km 3 04:18 AM 10:11 PM
Tue, 9 Jun 15°C 5°C Patchy rain nearby 20 km/h 73% 69% 10 km 3 04:18 AM 10:12 PM
Wed, 10 Jun 14°C 10°C Patchy rain nearby 28 km/h 73% 76% 8 km 3 04:17 AM 10:13 PM
Thu, 11 Jun 16°C 10°C Patchy rain nearby 33 km/h 73% 63% 10 km 3 04:16 AM 10:14 PM
Fri, 12 Jun 20°C 5°C Sunny 11 km/h 2% 67% 10 km 4 04:16 AM 10:15 PM
Sat, 13 Jun 21°C 8°C Sunny 7 km/h 2% 70% 10 km 5 04:15 AM 10:16 PM
Sun, 14 Jun 24°C 12°C Patchy rain nearby 28 km/h 73% 77% 9 km 4 04:15 AM 10:17 PM
Mon, 15 Jun 17°C 8°C Patchy rain nearby 14 km/h 73% 75% 10 km 3 04:15 AM 10:17 PM
Tue, 16 Jun 18°C 10°C Patchy rain nearby 26 km/h 73% 80% 9 km 3 04:15 AM 10:18 PM
Wed, 17 Jun 17°C 5°C Partly Cloudy 14 km/h 3% 71% 10 km 4 04:15 AM 10:19 PM

Temperature Trend

Rain Probability

Wind Speed

UV Index

Forecast charts summarise likely conditions, but day-to-day outcomes in the UK often depend on how the larger pressure pattern evolves. Use the context links below to interpret the signal more reliably.

How to interpret confidence

For how forecast reliability changes with lead time, see Forecast Confidence. For transparency on how WeatherEngland sources and updates data, see Methodology.

Background guides

Glossary support

Start with the Weather Glossary. Useful terms for this page include Jet Stream, Air Mass, Zonal Flow, Atmospheric Blocking, Weather Front, and Pressure Trend.

FAQ

How is the weather likely to develop in Upper Eathie over the next two weeks?

Across the next two weeks in Upper Eathie, the bigger picture is shaped by a Patchy rain nearby theme on many days. Temperatures hold fairly steady overall. Typical range: highs up to 24°C, lows down to 5°C. Rain-risk signal: 94% at peak (11 higher-risk days). Wind: a windiest-day signal around 33 km/h. UV: peaks around 5 on brighter days. Detail is usually strongest in the first few days. Later values are best read as the likely pattern rather than exact timing.

How should I interpret confidence in the Upper Eathie 14-day forecast?

Confidence is typically highest in the first 3–5 days. Beyond a week, use it mainly to judge the likely regime (more settled versus more changeable) rather than exact timing — small shifts in storm tracks can move rain bands and wind peaks.

Is there an hourly breakdown for Upper Eathie today?

Yes — you’ll see hourly detail for today and a day-by-day view for the rest of the 14 days. For planning, combine the two: timing from hourly, direction from daily.

What is the temperature trend in Upper Eathie over the next two weeks?

Over the next 14 days in Upper Eathie, Temperatures hold fairly steady overall. Use the Temperature Trend chart to see the direction more clearly than any single day’s number.

What does the ‘headline condition’ mean in the Upper Eathie forecast?

It summarises the most representative weather type for the day. Local effects and timing shifts still matter — especially around fronts — so treat it as a headline, not a minute-by-minute guarantee.