Easter weather forecast for Sheffield as Storm Dave looks set to hit country
There’s plenty to look forward to this Easter bank holiday weekend, but it will kick off with a rainy Friday.
Four days of sunny springtime weather for Good Friday and Easter Monday is always a tall order, and unfortunately 2026 will be no different.
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However, the Met Office says it’s not a washout for Sheffield this weekend and there are bouts of sunshine to go around.
If you have any indoor jobs or need a lazy day on the settee, Friday (April 3) is the day to do it as it is set to be a rainy one.
And if you’re planning a bank holiday walk or a family jaunt outdoors, aim for Sunday but especially Monday for the best chance of a sunny day out.
Weather forecast for Sheffield on Easter bank holiday weekend (April 3-6)
Here is the weather forecast for Sheffield this Easter bank holiday weekend.
Good Friday, April 3: Persistent drizzly and showers all day but not a total washout with a chance of sunshine breaking through in patches. Highs of 14C and stiff breeze of 11mph. Likely to dry up by 8pm onwards.
Saturday, April 4: Drizzly start to day is likely but drier by midday. Cloudy all day and with stronger winds reaching up to 21mph. Highs of 15C. Showers possible after 8pm.
Easter Sunday, April 5: Getting brighter, but chillier. Light drizzle with clouded sunshine in the morning should dry up by afternoon and even some early sunshine. However, highs of only 10C, chilliest day of the bank holiday weekend.
Easter Monday, April 6: Sunny at last. Good sunshine in the morning and patchy clouds around noon before strong sun again in late afternoon and clear night afterwards. Highs of 14C with stiff breezes of 10mph.
Storm Dave
It comes as the Met Office today (April 2) named Storm Dave, which is heading for the north-west of the UK on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for wind covering all of Scotland and Northern Ireland, as well as large swathes of northern England and north Wales.
As of time of writing (April 2, 12.35pm), Sheffield is not under a weather warning.
