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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Policyline weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Exeter weather turns unsettled from the live forecast above, with rain and fresh winds arriving through the morning and lasting into the afternoon. Temperatures stay near the Devon average for this time of year, making it a day for a jacket if heading into the city or down to the Quay.
What is the weather in Exeter tomorrow?
Tomorrow in Exeter, the live forecast points to a drier interlude as low pressure slides eastwards. Early cloud and a few light showers should give way to brighter spells by midday, with lighter winds than today. Those planning outdoor plans in St Thomas or Topsham will want to make the most of the afternoon window before cloud thickens again later. For the latest hour-by-hour detail, check the met office weather Exeter updates or the bbc weather Exeter pages.
How settled does the longer range look for Exeter?
Beyond the next few days, the extended outlook remains changeable. The weather in Exeter 10 days suggests another weather system arriving by the middle of next week, with further rain and strengthening south-westerly winds. For those looking further ahead, the exeter weather 14 day forecast and exeter weather 21 day forecast carry lower confidence, but the general pattern is for alternating mild and cooler spells. The exeter weather forecast 30 days is best viewed as a broad trend rather than a detailed plan. A live exeter weather map is also useful for tracking incoming fronts.
Does Exeter get much snow?
Exeter lies low and near the coast, so significant snow is rare – perhaps one or two days a year. Higher ground on Dartmoor sees more, but the city itself tends to get rain or sleet when cold air arrives.
When is the wettest period for Exeter?
Autumn and early winter are wettest, particularly November through January, when Atlantic lows push in. February and March are often drier but still unsettled, with April showing a slight drying trend.
Is the wind stronger in Exeter than inland?
Exeter’s position in the Exe Valley provides some shelter, but exposed parts of the city – particularly higher suburbs – can feel strong gusts during winter storms. It is generally calmer than open coastal spots like Dawlish or Exmouth.
For the wider picture across England and Wales, visit our UK weather hub. If you are heading west, the Bristol Weather page gives a useful comparison for the Severn region. For a full two-week outlook, see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
