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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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The live forecast above gives the latest conditions for Macclesfield, with temperatures and rainfall expected over the coming days. This week the town looks set for a mix of bright spells and occasional showers, typical of late autumn in Cheshire.
How does Macclesfield’s location affect its weather?
Sitting on the western edge of the Peak District, Macclesfield often sees clouds build over the hills and then drift across the town. The elevation—around 150 metres above sea level—means it can be a degree or two cooler than nearby Manchester, and mist can linger in valleys during autumn mornings. The UK weather hub has more detail on regional patterns.
What should I expect from the 10‑day outlook?
According to the live forecast above, temperatures will stay close to the seasonal average, with overnight lows dipping toward freezing on clearer nights. Rain is likely on Wednesday and again over the weekend, though totals should be modest. For a longer view, check the 10 day weather forecast UK page.
Will it rain in Macclesfield tomorrow?
The live forecast above shows a chance of light rain during the afternoon, with cloud building through the morning. Keep an umbrella handy; totals are likely to be under 5 mm.
What is the UV index likely to be?
For the rest of this week the UV index is expected to stay low (1–2), even on sunny afternoons. No protection is needed for short periods outdoors.
Are there any weather warnings for Macclesfield?
No warnings are currently in force for the area. However, icy roads may develop overnight if temperatures fall below zero—check the Met Office for live updates.
