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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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For the latest BBC Weather forecast for Yelverton, the live forecast above provides hour-by-hour and day-by-day details. This Dartmoor village tends to be cooler and wetter than nearby Plymouth, with the moor’s elevation and exposure shaping its changeable conditions.

What makes Yelverton’s weather different from Plymouth?

Lying at about 190 metres above sea level on the western edge of Dartmoor, Yelverton often catches more cloud, mist and rain than Plymouth, which sits on the coast. The live forecast above will show any local variations, but the pattern here is typically a few degrees cooler and breezier – especially when south-westerlies push moisture inland. For a direct comparison, the BBC Weather Plymouth forecast generally reports milder, sunnier readings just ten miles south.

How does Dartmoor affect Yelverton’s forecast?

The moorland acts as a natural weather barrier. When Atlantic fronts arrive, Yelverton can be under persistent drizzle while Plymouth stays dry. Conversely, on settled summer days, the village often sees clearer skies earlier than the city, thanks to a slight drop in humidity. Always refer to the live forecast above for the most accurate local picture – especially if you are heading up onto the moor, where conditions can shift rapidly.

LocationYelverton, Devon, on western Dartmoor
Elevationc. 190 metres (620 feet) above sea level
Annual rainfallAround 1,200mm – higher than Plymouth’s 900mm
Nearest major cityPlymouth, 10 miles (16 km) south
Is Yelverton often foggy?

Yes, especially in autumn and winter. Moist air from Dartmoor can produce hill fog that lingers in the village. The live forecast above will indicate visibility warnings, and the Met Office publishes specific fog alerts for the area.

How windy does it get in Yelverton?

Frequent gusts off the moor make Yelverton noticeably windier than Plymouth. Gales are most common between November and March. The live forecast above gives wind speed and direction – essential if you plan to walk on open Dartmoor, where exposure can increase quickly.

When should I visit Yelverton for the best weather?

Late May to early September offers the highest chance of dry, mild conditions. Even then, the moor can produce sudden showers, so check the live forecast above before heading out. The BBC Weather long-range outlook helps with planning as well.

For broader coverage, see the UK weather hub or the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. For other regions, check the Bristol Weather page. Stay informed with bbc news for travel impacts, and remember that the bbc weather plymouth forecast gives a useful coastal benchmark against Yelverton’s moorland climate.