Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Southampton Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The Met Office outlook for Bath today shows a mix of cloud and sunny spells, with a moderate breeze off the Bristol Channel. For the week ahead, spells of rain are likely midweek before a drier, cooler end – typical of early spring in this Avon valley city.
You can check the live forecast above for the most up-to-date readings. Bath’s position in a sheltered basin between the Mendip Hills and Cotswolds often means temperatures lag slightly behind the regional average, with morning mist lingering in the river valley.
What is the 10-day outlook for Bath?
The 10-day forecast for Bath shows high pressure building from the southwest by the weekend, bringing drier conditions after midweek rain. Overnight lows could dip to 4°C under clear skies, with daytime highs peaking around 11°C. For a longer view, the UK weather hub gives regional trends.
Will it rain in Bath this week?
Yes, the weather in Bath 10 days includes a band of rain moving through on Wednesday and Thursday, followed by brighter intervals. The Met Office guidance suggests accumulations of 8–12mm. For alternative perspectives, you can check bbc weather bath or accuweather bath, but the live forecast above remains the most local source.
What is the Met Office forecast for Bath today?
The Met Office shows a dry start with cloud building from the west, highs near 10°C, and a light southwesterly wind. Rain arrives later tonight. The met office bath page updates hourly.
Where can I find a 14-day forecast for Bath?
The official range is 7 days; bath weather 14 day forecast and bbc weather bath 14 days are extended outlooks with lower confidence. For a longer view, check the 21 day weather forecast bath met office – though accuracy drops after day 10.
Is Bath affected by coastal weather?
Bath sits inland but the Bristol Channel moderates temperatures, keeping winters milder and summers cooler than parts of inland Gloucestershire. Sea breezes sometimes push cloud up the Avon valley.