Middlesbrough Weather
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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.
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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions, then plan around the wind and rain that often sweep in from the North Sea. Middlesbrough’s weather can shift quickly, so the Met Office data is your best bet for reliable timing.
What is the weather in Middlesbrough tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s weather in Middlesbrough typically follows the pattern shown in the live forecast above. Expect the wind to pick up by mid-morning, with rain likely arriving from the east. Temperatures usually sit a degree or two lower than today, so keep a coat handy if you’re heading out.
Will it rain in Middlesbrough this week?
Rain is likely on at least two days this week, based on the live forecast above. The heaviest showers tend to come mid-afternoon. For a longer view, check our 10 day weather forecast UK page, which includes data for Middlesbrough and nearby areas like Redcar.
What is the best site for Middlesbrough weather?
The Met Office provides the most accurate data for Middlesbrough. BBC Weather uses its data but can be less precise for localised showers. For hourly detail, Met Office weather Middlesbrough is recommended.
How cold does it get in Middlesbrough in winter?
Overnight lows in Middlesbrough often drop to around 1°C or 2°C in January, with frost common on clear mornings. Wind chill can make it feel several degrees colder near the river.
Is Middlesbrough weather similar to Redcar?
Yes, but Redcar is coastal and often sees stronger winds and more persistent sea fog. For current conditions, check BBC Weather Redcar alongside the Middlesbrough forecast.
For more regional forecasts, see UK weather hub, Sheffield Weather or Bristol Weather.
