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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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Check the live forecast above before heading to Teignmouth’s seafront or estuary today — coastal conditions can shift wind and rain patterns faster than inland Devon towns.
What is the outlook for Teignmouth this week?
The live forecast above shows the coming days for Teignmouth. Daytime highs typically reach 9–12°C in spring, with overnight lows around 4–7°C. The south-coast position means sea breezes often moderate extremes, but south-westerly winds can bring cloud and patchy rain at any time of year.
For a full week-by-week breakdown, see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page, which updates with the latest model runs for Devon. Those checking bbc weather teignmouth 7 days or bbc weather teignmouth 14 days should note that accuracy declines beyond day 7; the first five days are most reliable for planning walks on the South West Coast Path or trips to Shaldon.
How does Teignmouth compare with nearby towns?
Teignmouth sits on the Teign Estuary, so its microclimate differs slightly from inland Exeter or Torquay across the bay. The estuary can trap morning mist in calm conditions, while the open seaward side stays clearer. For a regional comparison, our Bristol Weather page shows how the Severn-side city often runs 1–2°C cooler inland.
Those using met office weather teignmouth or checking weather in teignmouth 10 days should compare the live forecast above with Met Office coastal warnings for Devon, especially during spring tides.
Does Teignmouth get more rain than the rest of Devon?
No. Teignmouth sits in a rain-shadow area compared with Dartmoor or Exmoor. South-easterly winds bring showery periods, but the town receives roughly 800–900 mm annually — below the Devon average of 1,000+ mm.
When is the best time to visit Teignmouth for settled weather?
Late May to early July offers the highest chance of dry, warm conditions. Sea mist (haar) occasionally rolls in from the Channel, but usually clears by late morning. September is often calm and quieter than summer.
How reliable is a 14-day forecast for Teignmouth?
Low to moderate after day 7. For bbc weather teignmouth 14 days outlooks, treat the second week as a trend guide — synoptic patterns shift, and coastal features add local variability that long-range models struggle to capture.