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Construction weather in Brighton, March 2025

Daily rainfall, frost and wind for Brighton against the 10-year average — the starting point for any weather delay conversation on site.

Weather delay record

Brighton — 1 Mar 2025 to 31 Mar 2025

BN1 1UG · 1 Mar 202531 Mar 2025

Daily record

DateRain (mm)Min °CMax °CGust (mph)Flags
1 Mar 20250.00.48.820
2 Mar 20250.00.38.417
3 Mar 20250.0-1.810.316frost
4 Mar 20250.0-0.810.413frost
5 Mar 20250.01.110.916
6 Mar 20250.05.811.928
7 Mar 20250.010.012.726
8 Mar 20250.07.514.024
9 Mar 20250.08.314.321
10 Mar 20250.58.815.124
11 Mar 20250.83.48.629
12 Mar 20250.91.88.522
13 Mar 20250.30.67.726
14 Mar 20250.6-1.17.923frost
15 Mar 20250.10.87.136
16 Mar 20250.00.18.330
17 Mar 20250.13.48.328
18 Mar 20250.03.59.830
19 Mar 20250.04.012.420
20 Mar 20250.06.716.221
21 Mar 20251.29.714.329
22 Mar 20250.49.313.122
23 Mar 20252.98.412.118
24 Mar 20250.26.811.222
25 Mar 20250.04.412.718
26 Mar 20250.76.412.617
27 Mar 20250.05.510.919
28 Mar 20250.66.513.631
29 Mar 20250.03.010.330
30 Mar 20250.08.415.535
31 Mar 20250.05.013.818

0 days with rainfall over 5 mm in this period.

Data: ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, taken at the nearest model grid point to the postcode — not a Met Office station record. Baselines are the mean of the same calendar months over the previous 10 years at this location. Whether conditions meet a contractual test (e.g. JCT “exceptionally adverse weather” or an NEC 1-in-10-year event) is a matter for the contract — this is a factual weather record, not advice.

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