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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Chester sees a high of 12°C and a low of 7°C under overcast skies today, with light rain likely by late afternoon. The live forecast above shows conditions typical of a mild, unsettled autumn pattern for the city.
What is the weather in Chester tomorrow and this week?
Tomorrow brings similar temperatures, ranging 8–13°C, with persistent cloud and occasional drizzle. For the rest of the week, expect a gradual drying trend from Thursday onward, though temperatures will hover near 11–14°C. The weather in Chester 10 days outlook indicates a return to brighter, cooler conditions by early next week, with overnight lows dipping to 4°C.
Are there any Chester weather warnings in effect?
No active weather warnings are currently issued for Chester by the Met Office. However, the chester weather this week includes a moderate risk of localised flooding on Wednesday due to saturated ground from recent rain. Check the live forecast above for any late-breaking alerts.
What is the 21 day weather forecast for Chester?
Extended models for the 21 day weather forecast Chester suggest a shift to drier, colder conditions after the first week, with frost possible by late November. Confidence decreases beyond 10 days, so check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for updates.
Will it rain in Chester over the next 30 days?
The 30 day weather forecast Chester indicates near-average rainfall for November, with the wettest spells expected in the first fortnight. After that, high pressure may bring more settled, chilly weather. Always verify with the live forecast above.
How does Chester’s weather compare to Liverpool?
Chester and Liverpool Weather are very similar due to their proximity, but Chester is slightly more sheltered from coastal winds, meaning less wind chill. Both share the same rain patterns, though Liverpool may see marginally stronger gusts from the Irish Sea.