High pressure sitting in the Atlantic drives a moderate NW'ly flow.
The prevailing wind is a moderate NW'ly flow, as the temperature increases, the sea breeze is likely to suppress the gradient before filling in from the SW.
*** UPDATE: The layer of stratocumulus is acting as a lid and inhibiting temperature rise and convection. Therefore, I now believe it is very unlikely that a sea-breeze will develop. ***
1000 - 1200 | NW'ly 08-12KT |
1200 - 1400 | NW'ly 06-10KT |
1400 - 1600 | NW'ly 06-10KT |
1600 - 1800 | NW'ly 06-10KT |
On Saturday, another low pressure pushes E across the UK brings strong wind and rain.
Emma Hattersley
Cowes Week Meteorologist