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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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Rawcliffe starts the day under overcast skies with light drizzle, according to the live forecast above. Today’s highs will struggle to reach 12°C, with a moderate south-westerly breeze keeping the air feeling damp and cool for this inland North Yorkshire village.
What is the weather like in Rawcliffe today?
The live forecast above shows a dull, wet morning, with patchy rain likely to linger until early afternoon. Skies should brighten slightly by mid-afternoon as a weak ridge of high pressure builds from the west, but remaining cloud will keep temperatures around 10–12°C. The breeze, gusting up to 20 mph at times, comes from the south-west, typical for a low-pressure system tracking across northern England.
Will rain affect Rawcliffe over the coming days?
The next few days bring a mixed picture. After today’s damp start, Wednesday should be drier with occasional sunny spells. A weather front arrives on Thursday, bringing another spell of light rain, especially during the afternoon. Friday turns fresher with a chance of showers, but these should be short-lived. For a detailed outlook, see our 10‑day UK forecast.
Is it going to snow in Rawcliffe this week?
No. Temperatures are staying well above freezing (lows around 7°C overnight), so any precipitation will fall as rain. The next chance of sleet or snow would need a sharp cold snap, which isn’t in the current outlook.
Will there be any sunny spells in Rawcliffe?
Brief sunny intervals are possible on Wednesday morning before cloud builds again. Thursday and Friday are likely to remain mostly cloudy, with only short brighter breaks. The weekend may bring more settled, sunnier weather as high pressure moves in.
How windy will it get in Rawcliffe?
Winds today are moderate (15–20 mph) with gusts up to 25 mph, especially near exposed fields. By Thursday winds ease to 10–15 mph. No gales are expected, so outdoor plans shouldn’t be seriously disrupted.
Sources
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