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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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Keep a light waterproof handy in Allerton today as the live forecast above shows a day of bright spells and occasional showers. The unsettled pattern continues from overnight, so expect the rain to be short-lived but frequent.
Is it going to stay unsettled in Allerton this week?
Yes, the low-pressure system lingering across northern England means Allerton will see a repeat pattern of cloud, sunny intervals and scattered showers through the next few days. Temperatures will stay close to average for the season, with breezier conditions on Wednesday. Those heading into Leeds for work or shopping can expect similar conditions – the same weather that affects weather leeds reports will be felt here, though Allerton may catch a few heavier bursts.
What about the weekend outlook for Allerton?
Drier and brighter weather should edge in from the west by Saturday, making it a better day for outdoor plans. The morning may start with mist or low cloud, but afternoon sunshine will feel noticeably milder. Sunday looks cloudier again, but most of the rain likely holds off until late. For the latest updates, it’s worth checking 10 Day Weather Forecast UK pages.
Will the rain last all day in Allerton?
No, the showers will be hit-and-miss – some streets could stay dry for hours while others catch a brief downpour. The live forecast above shows the best windows for a walk or dog run.
Is this weather typical for Allerton in March?
Yes, March often brings changeable conditions across West Yorkshire. Allerton, being inland and slightly elevated, can be a degree or two cooler than nearby Bradford town centre – the bradford weather figures regularly show that variation.
Where can I get the latest updates for Allerton?
Alongside the live forecast above, the BBC Weather app provides reliable hourly details, often called bbc weather allerton in local searches. The Met Office also issues alerts if conditions turn more severe.