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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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Exeter’s temperature range today is 9°C to 14°C with overcast skies and occasional light drizzle, based on the live forecast above. This is typical for early autumn in the city, where south-westerly winds often bring moisture from the Devon coast.
What is the outlook for the next 10 to 14 days?
The broader pattern shows unsettled conditions continuing through the week, with daytime highs staying around 12–15°C and overnight lows near 8°C. Showers, sometimes heavy, are likely midweek, though drier intervals may develop toward the weekend. For a longer view, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK or a dedicated UK weather hub. For localised detail, the Met Office weather Exeter page provides hourly breakdowns. The BBC Weather Exeter feed is also a reliable source. Those planning ahead can consult the exeter weather 14 day forecast or exeter weather 21 day forecast for broader trends, though accuracy diminishes beyond 10 days.
How does the weather map help, and what about longer-range forecasts?
The exeter weather map shows incoming frontal systems and rainfall intensity across the South West. For extended planning, the exeter weather forecast 30 days is useful for spotting general patterns, but day-to-day reliability is low after two weeks. The Glasgow Weather and Sheffield Weather pages offer comparison points for other UK regions.
Will it rain in Exeter tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s chance of rain is moderate to high, around 60–70%, with light showers expected in the morning and a drier afternoon possible. Check the weather in exeter tomorrow via the BBC or Met Office for hourly updates.
How accurate are 30-day Exeter forecasts?
30-day outlooks indicate broad climate trends, not precise daily weather. They can suggest whether the period will be wetter or drier than average, but are not reliable for planning specific outdoor events.
What is the best source for the Exeter weather map?
The Met Office’s interactive rainfall radar is the most accurate live tool for Exeter. The BBC also provides a surface-pressure map. Both update every 15–30 minutes and are ideal for tracking incoming rain bands.