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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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Exeter’s weather stays mild and changeable today, with the live forecast above showing a mix of cloud and brighter spells. A light south-westerly breeze keeps temperatures near average for the time of year, though rain may push in later.
What’s the weather like in Exeter today?
The live forecast above gives the clearest picture for the next few hours. Expect a dry start with cloud thickening through the afternoon. The chance of a passing shower increases towards evening, but nothing heavy. Winds remain light, so it feels pleasant enough for a walk along the quay. For a broader view, our UK weather hub covers the national pattern.
How does the weather in Exeter vary through the week?
Exeter’s coastal position means it often escapes the extremes seen inland. The coming days look unsettled at times, with the weather in Exeter tomorrow likely bringing brighter intervals and a few showers. Looking further ahead, the weather in Exeter 10 days shows a typical March mix: mild spells followed by cooler, wetter interludes. For longer-range trends, check the exeter weather 14 day forecast and exeter weather 21 day forecast – though confidence drops beyond a week. The exeter weather forecast 30 days is best used as a broad guide rather than a daily plan. You can also view an exeter weather map to see rain bands approaching from the Atlantic.
Is it going to rain in Exeter today?
Rain is possible later this afternoon and evening, but it won’t be persistent. The live forecast above shows the timing more precisely. Most of the day stays dry, so you should be fine for outdoor plans until late afternoon.
What’s the best source for Exeter weather?
Both the Met Office weather Exeter page and BBC weather Exeter provide reliable hourly and 10-day outlooks. For severe weather warnings, the Met Office is the official source. You can also use our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page for a regional overview.
Does Exeter get much snow?
Snow is rare in Exeter due to its mild maritime climate. When it does occur, it usually melts quickly. The city’s low altitude and proximity to the coast mean winter weather is mostly rain and frost rather than significant snowfall.