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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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For the latest conditions in Lutterworth, the live forecast above shows today’s outlook. This Leicestershire market town, close to the M1 and south of Leicester, typically sees a mix of cloud and sunny spells at this time of year, with temperatures near the seasonal average.

What is the weather like in Lutterworth today?

The live forecast above gives the most accurate picture for the next few hours. Lutterworth sits inland, so it misses coastal breezes but can be breezy on the open fields around the town. Any showers are likely light and passing, with drier interludes through the afternoon.

How reliable is the 10-day forecast for Lutterworth?

For planning ahead, check the 10-day UK forecast. The Met Office outlook for Lutterworth becomes less certain beyond day five, but it still helps spot trends in temperature and rain chances – useful for events like rugby at the town’s local club or a trip to Stanford Hall.

LocationLutterworth, Leicestershire (inland)
Nearest cityLeicester, 15 miles northeast
Typical January high7°C (45°F)
Average annual rainfall650 mm
Will it rain in Lutterworth this week?

Check the live forecast above for the timing. Lutterworth usually sees a few light showers this time of year, but prolonged rain is rare. Weather in Lutterworth 10 days can be viewed on our 10-day page.

When is the next cold spell expected?

Inland areas like Lutterworth can turn chilly overnight, especially under clear skies. Keep an eye on regional updates and any Met Office warnings for frost.

Is there any strong wind forecast?

The live forecast includes wind speed and direction. Lutterworth is not notably windy compared to exposed coasts, but gusts can pick up when low pressure moves across the Midlands.