The weather forecast for Sheffield today as Storm Bram batters Britain
As Storm Bram arrives in Britain, bringing with it a number of severe weather warnings, here is what the Met Office says conditions will be like in Sheffield over the next day.
The Met Office has put out an alert for areas of Scotland, Wales, and southwest England, with treacherous conditions expected throughout today (Tuesday, December 9, 2025) and into tomorrow morning.
"Storm Bram will bring a very wet and windy spell of weather, with very strong winds and further heavy rain," advised chief forecaster Dan Suri.
A number of flights set to depart from Dublin airport have already been cancelled as a result of the storm, affecting journeys to locations including London Heathrow, Leeds Bradford, Manchester Birmingham, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Bristol.
Sheffield has not been issued with any weather warnings, but the city is still expected to be hit by inclement weather conditions for the rest of the day.
The Met Office’s forecast for Sheffield states: “Heavy rain progressing northwards. The rain will become lighter and more intermittent from the west during the afternoon. Generally windy, with gales in exposure. Very mild, although the warmth tempered by the wind. Maximum temperature 14°C.”
Moving into tonight, forecasters expect it will be drier but very windy overnight, with the odd shower perhaps blowing through from the west.
It is expected to be colder than the preceding night, however the wind will help to prevent a frost. Minimum temperature 5°C.
Tomorrow (Wednesday, December 10, 2025) is expected to be bright but blustery, with sunny intervals but also a few further sharp showers blowing through, although cloudier with a little rain in the west. Temperatures trending downwards to nearer normal. Maximum temperature 11°C.
The Met Office’s longer range forecast for Thursday (December 11 to December 13, 2025), suggests the weather will be changeable through the period, with Thursday probably driest, ahead of some rain Friday and perhaps more generally wet and windy conditions on Saturday. Temperatures above average overall.