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By Thomas Whitmore, Politics & Public Affairs EditorReviewed by Oliver ReevesForecast data: Open-Meteo & national met services

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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Marske-by-the-Sea will see a mix of bright spells and cloud today, with the live forecast above showing current conditions. This coastal village on the North Yorkshire coast, between Redcar and Saltburn, often experiences a brisk breeze off the North Sea, making it feel cooler than inland spots like Guisborough.

What is the weather pattern for Marske this week?

A north-westerly airflow is keeping things unsettled, with frequent showers moving in from the coast. The sea breeze can strengthen by midday, so it will feel noticeably cooler along the seafront. Overnight, skies clear a little, leading to a chilly start on Thursday before more cloud builds.

How does the coast affect conditions here?

Marske sits exposed on Tees Bay, meaning sea fog can roll in quickly during spring and summer. The beach and promenade are often windier than the village centre. This week, the low pressure to the north keeps the chance of a sharp shower alive through Friday, though some drier interludes are likely.

LocationMarske-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire

CountyNorth Yorkshire

Nearest cityMiddlesbrough (8 miles inland)

Coastal aspectNorth Sea, Tees Bay

Will it be sunny enough for a walk on Marske beach?

It will be bright at times, but expect cloud and a fresh breeze. The best chance of sunshine is before midday. Keep an eye on the live forecast above for any sudden showers moving in from the sea.

Is the sea temperature warm enough for swimming?

No. The North Sea off Marske remains very cold through spring, rarely above 10°C. The air temperature will also stay cool, so a drysuit or thick wetsuit is advised for any water activity.

How does the weather compare to nearby Saltburn?

Both are coastal, but Saltburn’s cliffs can trap cloud and drizzle more often. Marske tends to be slightly brighter and less sheltered from the wind, especially on the open beach.