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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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Check the live forecast above for the most accurate hour-by-hour picture in Emsworth today, as conditions along this Chichester Harbour-side town can shift quickly with the coastal breeze.
What is the Met Office forecast for Emsworth today?
The Met Office outlook for Emsworth, based on the live forecast above, shows a typical mix for this corner of Hampshire. Being on the coast, Emsworth often sees cloud rolling in from the Solent, with temperatures moderated by the sea air. The live forecast above gives you the precise detail for your part of the town, whether you’re near the millpond or the harbour.
How does the coastal location affect Emsworth weather?
Emsworth sits on the border of Hampshire and West Sussex, sheltered by the South Downs to the north but open to the English Channel. This means fog can linger longer in the harbour basin, and sea breezes often pick up in the afternoon. For those checking UK weather hub or 10 Day Weather Forecast UK, note that local wind direction makes a big difference here.
Is the Met Office or BBC Weather more reliable for Emsworth?
Both draw from the same Met Office data. BBC Weather and AccuWeather Emsworth present it differently, but the live forecast above uses the official Met Office feed, which is the most direct source for met office emsworth updates.
Where can I find a 14-day forecast for Emsworth?
The bbc weather emsworth 14 days outlook and weather emsworth 14 day forecast are available on the BBC site, but accuracy drops beyond day 5. For sailing or harbour plans, check xc weather emsworth for wind detail.
Does the tide affect Emsworth weather?
Yes. At low tide, exposed mudflats can create local fog or a chill, while high tide brings milder, damp air. The live forecast above accounts for these harbour microclimates better than inland models.