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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Trade Wire UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Today’s weather across Cornwall, as the live forecast above shows, brings a blend of sunny spells and scattered showers driven by a south-westerly airflow. Coastal spots stay milder, while inland areas see more cloud and the occasional heavier burst.
What will the rest of the week bring?
Conditions remain unsettled over the coming days, with further showers and some longer drier interludes. The south-westerly flow keeps temperatures near average, and there’s a chance of more persistent rain arriving by the weekend. For a detailed outlook, check the 10 day weather forecast UK.
Is there a weather warning for Cornwall today?
No severe weather warnings are currently in force across Cornwall, though the showery pattern could produce some locally heavy downpours, especially during the afternoon. If you’re planning outdoor activities, it’s worth checking the UK weather hub for updates and the cornwall weather map for real-time rainfall radar. Stay alert to any cornwall weather warning today updates if conditions change quickly.
How does the weather in Cornwall compare with Newquay?
Newquay cornwall weather often runs slightly cooler than inland spots due to the Atlantic sea breeze. The north-coast town can feel fresher on windy days, though it also catches more sunshine when the breeze clears cloud. Check the live forecast above for county-wide conditions.
Is the 21 day weather forecast for Cornwall reliable?
Long-range forecasts become less certain beyond a week, but they can indicate general trends. For the most accurate planning, combine the weather in cornwall 10 days outlook with the cornwall weather 14 days view to spot any major shifts in the pattern.
Will the cornwall weather bbc forecast match what I see outside?
The BBC forecast and the live forecast above both draw from Met Office data, so they should align closely. Local factors like coastal fog or valley cloud can cause brief differences, especially in spring and autumn when conditions change faster.