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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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For the most reliable Met Office Plymouth forecast, the live forecast above gives you the current conditions and the outlook for the next few hours, so you can plan your day around the city’s famously changeable maritime weather.
What is the Met Office saying about Plymouth today?
The Met Office Plymouth forecast combines data from the city’s coastal location and the influence of Dartmoor. As you can see in the live forecast above, temperatures will feel rather different depending on the wind direction and cloud cover. For a detailed view, the 10 day weather forecast UK page includes Plymouth’s longer-term outlook.
How does the Met Office forecast compare with BBC Weather Plymouth and AccuWeather Plymouth?
While BBC Weather Plymouth uses Met Office data under licence and often matches closely, AccuWeather Plymouth applies its own proprietary model. For official warnings and the most authoritative source, the Met Office remains the go-to for weather in Plymouth tomorrow and beyond. If you are planning a trip inland, check the Bristol Weather page for regional comparisons.
What is the weather in Plymouth tomorrow?
Check the live forecast above for the most precise update. Typically, tomorrow’s Plymouth weather follows the same Atlantic pattern: mild with showers possible, but the timing changes daily. For a five-day view, refer to the Met Office Plymouth 7 days forecast.
Where can I find a weather Plymouth 14 day forecast?
Long-range forecasts beyond seven days carry lower confidence. The Met Office issues an outlook up to 14 days, but you will get the most reliable detail from the live forecast above and the 10 day weather forecast UK page, which updates regularly.
Is there a 30 day weather forecast Plymouth UK?
A 30 day weather forecast Plymouth UK is a trend estimate rather than a day-by-day prediction. The Met Office provides monthly outlooks, but for specific planning, stick to the seven-day windows. The live forecast above and the Met Office website give the best guidance.