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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.

☁️22°C
OvercastSt AgnesFeels like 23° · Wind 5 km/h · Humidity 59%
UV 6 HighSunrise 05:34Sunset 21:28
Today☁️23°18°💧2%
Fri☁️22°18°💧0%
Sat☁️21°18°💧0%
Sun☁️19°18°💧6%
Mon19°18°💧0%
Tue🌤️19°18°💧0%
Wed☁️18°18°💧1%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Based on the live forecast above, St Agnes is currently seeing temperatures in the low to mid-teens °C with a mix of cloud and bright intervals – typical for a coastal spring day in Cornwall. Sea breezes keep conditions cooler than inland towns.

What are today’s key figures for St Agnes?

The live forecast above shows a high around 14–16°C and a low near 9–11°C. Winds are moderate from the southwest, gusting 15–20 mph near the coast. Rainfall probability stays below 30% for most of the day, though a brief shower is possible after lunch. Visibility is good, reducing to moderate near any passing cloud.

How does St Agnes compare with nearby St Ives?

Both locations share the same maritime air mass, but St Ives, being on the western headland, often records slightly stronger winds and a degree less shelter. The live data for St Agnes typically shows a 1–2°C advantage in daytime highs compared to more exposed parts of the peninsula. For a full picture of bbc weather st ives, check the separate forecast.

LocationSt Agnes, Cornwall, TR5
Elevation~60 metres above sea level
Coastal distanceUnder 1 km from north coast
Typical spring high12–15°C in April/May
Is St Agnes windier than inland Cornwall?

Yes, because it lies close to the north coast. Southwesterly winds funnel across the headland, often making it 5–10 mph gustier than towns such as Truro, which sit further inland in the valley.

When does the sea mist clear most quickly?

Coastal fog or sea mist usually burns off by late morning when the land warms. If the wind is light, it may linger into the afternoon, especially during spring tides. The live forecast above indicates any mist will clear by noon.

Does St Agnes get more rain than the average Cornish town?

No – its annual rainfall of around 1,100 mm is close to the Cornish average. However, the coast can catch heavier showers when southwesterly fronts stall, while inland areas may remain drier.

For a broader picture of conditions across the country, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for longer-term trends.

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