Ng16 Weather
Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Policyline weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows the current conditions for the NG16 area, which covers Eastwood, Kimberley and Jacksdale. Expect a typical mix of cloud and clear spells for this inland part of Nottinghamshire, with temperatures in line with the live reading.
What is the weather outlook for NG16 today and tonight?
Based on the live forecast above, the NG16 postcode area, which sits north-west of Nottingham and just south of the Derbyshire border, will see conditions influenced by local topography. Inland areas like Eastwood and Kimberley often experience cooler nights than the city centre. The live data gives the most accurate snapshot for the next few hours, with any rain or brightness shown directly.
How does the weather vary across NG16?
NG16 stretches from the Erewash Valley near Langley Mill up to the hills around Jacksdale. The western fringes, closer to the Derbyshire hills, can be a degree or two cooler and slightly wetter than the eastern side near the M1. The live forecast above reflects the general zone, but localised showers can develop quickly.
Is the BBC weather for NG16 reliable for Eastwood?
Yes, the BBC weather for NG16 is a general zone forecast. For Eastwood specifically, the live forecast above is a good guide, though local hills near the Derbyshire border can cause slight variations in cloud cover and temperature.
Does the weather in Kimberley differ much from Jacksdale?
Kimberley and Jacksdale are only a few miles apart, but Jacksdale sits slightly higher. This means Jacksdale can be a touch cooler and more exposed to wind. The live forecast above covers both, but check bbc weather jacksdale for the highest-resolution local data.
Where can I see a longer forecast for NG16?
For a look further ahead, our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page provides an extended outlook. You can also check the UK Weather Hub for regional trends affecting Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.
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