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Middlesbrough Weather

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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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Middlesbrough’s weather today, according to the live forecast above, is dominated by cloud and occasional rain moving in from the North Sea coast. Temperatures remain mild for the Teesside town, with a gentle breeze from the east.

What will the weather be like in Middlesbrough tomorrow?

Tomorrow’s conditions, as shown in the live forecast, bring a drier interlude with brighter spells, though cloud builds again by evening. The Met Office outlook for Middlesbrough suggests highs near the seasonal average, making it a decent day for a walk along the Tees.

How does Middlesbrough’s weather compare with Redcar?

Redcar, just a few miles east on the coast, often sees slightly cooler sea breezes and more persistent low cloud. Those checking bbc weather redcar will notice a similar pattern but with higher humidity near the shore, while Middlesbrough tends to be a degree or two warmer inland.

LocationSouth bank of the River Tees, 8 miles inland from the North Sea
CountyNorth Yorkshire (unitary authority: Middlesbrough)
Average annual rainfallApproximately 650mm, lower than the UK average
Highest recorded temperature34.5°C in July 2022
When will the rain clear?

The live forecast shows rain clearing by mid-afternoon, leaving a cloudy but dry evening. For the latest updates, check the Met Office weather Middlesbrough page.

Is there a long-range forecast for Middlesbrough?

The 10-day forecast above gives a reliable outlook. For longer trends, the BBC Weather 14-day and 21-day forecasts for Middlesbrough offer guidance, though confidence drops beyond a week. AccuWeather Middlesbrough also provides hourly breakdowns for the coming days.

What wind speed is expected?

Winds are light to moderate from the east, around 10–15 mph, with gusts up to 20 mph near the Tees estuary. No gale warnings are in place from the Met Office.

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