Manchester Weather
Home › Weather › Manchester Weather
Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Leeds Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·
Plan your day in Manchester around the live forecast above — it gives the most recent observations and a short-term outlook for the city centre and surrounding suburbs. That data updates every hour, so it’s the quickest check before you head out.
What should I expect from Manchester weather today?
The live forecast above shows the current temperature and any rain or cloud cover. Manchester sits in a rain-shadow area relative to the Pennines, so showers can arrive quickly. If the live reading shows low cloud or drizzle, expect it to linger for a few hours. Check the hourly breakdown if you need a precise timing for outdoor plans.
How does Manchester’s weather compare to other UK cities?
Manchester is milder than inland cities such as Sheffield in winter, but rain is more frequent — expect around 140–150 wet days a year. The city’s position between the Pennines and the Irish Sea means wind can pick up, especially in autumn. For a broader view of conditions across the country, visit the UK weather hub.
Does it rain every day in Manchester?
Not every day, but rain is frequent. On average, Manchester has about 150 rain days a year, meaning roughly 4 in 10 days see some precipitation. The rain is often light and short-lived rather than heavy downpours.
What’s the weather like in Manchester tomorrow?
For a reliable answer, check the live forecast above — it includes a rolling 24-hour outlook. Typically, tomorrow’s weather in Manchester will follow a similar pattern to today, with cloud and possible showers. The 10‑day forecast gives a broader trend.
Where can I find Manchester weather in Celsius?
All official UK forecasts use Celsius by default. The live forecast above, as well as the Met Office and BBC Weather (search “manchester weather bbc”), display temperatures in Celsius. No conversion needed if you’re already using metric.
