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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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The Met Office forecast for Plymouth, shown in the live forecast above, gives the most reliable view of today’s conditions. For the coming days, expect a mix of cloud and sunny spells, with temperatures typical for this time of year.
What will the weather be in Plymouth tomorrow?
According to the Met Office, tomorrow in Plymouth will follow the pattern from the live forecast above. You can check the 10 day weather forecast UK for a longer view, but locally the outlook shows light winds and low chance of rain through the morning, with cloud thickening later. The weather in Plymouth tomorrow should remain dry for most, though a few spots of drizzle are possible by evening.
How reliable is the Met Office Plymouth 7-day forecast?
The met office weather plymouth 7 days forecast is updated several times a day and is generally accurate for temperature trends and broad weather patterns. For short-range planning, the first three days have the highest confidence. If you need finer detail, combine it with bbc weather plymouth or accuweather plymouth for comparison, but the Met Office remains the official source for warnings and local data.
Does Plymouth get snow?
Snow in Plymouth is rare, usually only one or two days a year. The city’s coastal position keeps temperatures milder than inland areas, so even when snow falls it rarely settles for long.
What is the best time to visit Plymouth for good weather?
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer the best balance of warmth, low rainfall, and fewer crowds. July and August are warmest but can be busier.
How does the weather in Plymouth compare to Bristol?
Plymouth is generally milder and wetter than Bristol due to its south-west coastal location. For a direct comparison, see our Bristol Weather page.
