Welcome to the new Sheffield Weather Page. A site for the city of Sheffield South Yorkshire England. The new design is more user friendly and works across more mobile devices. Live weather via Weather display live has been discontinued however live weather is viewable via the steel gauges. I’ve moved the live data feed to my own web server due to issues with my hosting ftp server. My family has been recording Weather since 1955 and in recent years this has passed to myself. I have a large amount of data which I have published on this website and hopefully I’ll find time to add to this.

Spring 2017/18 A brief round up March started on very cold note indeed with sub zero temperatures and a gusty Easterly breeze. Snow also fell with 18cm being recorded on the 1st. Night time temperatures were some of the coldest recorded since December 2010 with lows of minus 6.9C being recorded. By the 2nd the snow depth had compacted to 12cm and a moderate breeze resulting in drifting making it difficult to get a accurate measure. The extreme cold lasted to the 3rd making it three ice days on the trot. The beast from the east retreated on the 4th as a thaw set in and by the 5th the snow had all melted. Day time were generally on the mild side and night time below average. The 10th to the 16th were generally mild to very mild with double figures being recorded 4 times. Another mini beast from the east arrived on the 17th with heavy Snow arriving overnight dropping 16cm of snow. By the next day this had compacted down to 10cm. The Mini Beast quickly retreated on the 19th and tempertures by day recovered toi normal or just above while night time trended to average or just below. However it was notable cold month and set up the prospect of the first cold spring since 2013. For such a cold month it was surprisingly wet with 138.3mm falling. April started cold and very wet carrying on where March left off. 33mm fell in the first two days heralding yet another very wet month. Day time temperatures recovered to above normal by day but generally below by night. It turned very mild by the 14th and suddenly by the 18th we were in early summer as temperatures hit the low twenties and even a hot 25.5C on the 20th. Very little rain fell from the 14th to the 23rd. However it turned cooler and wetter from the 24th with the month ending slightly above normal temperature wise. Rainfall again passed 100mm ending on 107.8mm for the month. May was the inverse to March as it was a very warm month indeed and very dry. There were one or two cold days these 2nd, 16th and 25th. However in general it was a summery month with day time temperatures in the low twenties with a nice frsh breeze mostly from the north east from mid month. It was very warm indeed from the 5th to the 8th with 28.2C being reached on the 7th. More Mild weather from the 9th to the 13th and a return to earlier summer on the 14th and 15th. Apart from the 25th which was cold "early" summer was basically uninterrupted from the 20th with it being Hot once again on the 27th as temperatures hit 25C again. Rainfall failed to reach double figures with most of the rain coming in three days. A run of 11 days saw no rain at all. Storms came close to Sheffield on a few days but never affected the region. The month ending the joint 14th driest on record and 2nd warmest.  Spring itself ended up being average temperature wise and very wet with rainfall above average. .       

Welcome to the new Sheffield Weather Page. A site for the city of Sheffield South Yorkshire England. The new design is more user friendly and works across more mobile devices. Live weather via Weather display live has been discontinued however live weather is viewable via the steel gauges. I’ve moved the live data feed to my own web server due to issues with my hosting ftp server. My family has been recording Weather since 1955 and in recent years this has passed to myself. I have a large amount of data which I have published on this website and hopefully I’ll find time to add to this.

Spring 2017/18 A brief round up March started on very cold note indeed with sub zero temperatures and a gusty Easterly breeze. Snow also fell with 18cm being recorded on the 1st. Night time temperatures were some of the coldest recorded since December 2010 with lows of minus 6.9C being recorded. By the 2nd the snow depth had compacted to 12cm and a moderate breeze resulting in drifting making it difficult to get a accurate measure. The extreme cold lasted to the 3rd making it three ice days on the trot. The beast from the east retreated on the 4th as a thaw set in and by the 5th the snow had all melted. Day time were generally on the mild side and night time below average. The 10th to the 16th were generally mild to very mild with double figures being recorded 4 times. Another mini beast from the east arrived on the 17th with heavy Snow arriving overnight dropping 16cm of snow. By the next day this had compacted down to 10cm. The Mini Beast quickly retreated on the 19th and tempertures by day recovered toi normal or just above while night time trended to average or just below. However it was notable cold month and set up the prospect of the first cold spring since 2013. For such a cold month it was surprisingly wet with 138.3mm falling. April started cold and very wet carrying on where March left off. 33mm fell in the first two days heralding yet another very wet month. Day time temperatures recovered to above normal by day but generally below by night. It turned very mild by the 14th and suddenly by the 18th we were in early summer as temperatures hit the low twenties and even a hot 25.5C on the 20th. Very little rain fell from the 14th to the 23rd. However it turned cooler and wetter from the 24th with the month ending slightly above normal temperature wise. Rainfall again passed 100mm ending on 107.8mm for the month. May was the inverse to March as it was a very warm month indeed and very dry. There were one or two cold days these 2nd, 16th and 25th. However in general it was a summery month with day time temperatures in the low twenties with a nice frsh breeze mostly from the north east from mid month. It was very warm indeed from the 5th to the 8th with 28.2C being reached on the 7th. More Mild weather from the 9th to the 13th and a return to earlier summer on the 14th and 15th. Apart from the 25th which was cold "early" summer was basically uninterrupted from the 20th with it being Hot once again on the 27th as temperatures hit 25C again. Rainfall failed to reach double figures with most of the rain coming in three days. A run of 11 days saw no rain at all. Storms came close to Sheffield on a few days but never affected the region. The month ending the joint 14th driest on record and 2nd warmest.  Spring itself ended up being average temperature wise and very wet with rainfall above average. .