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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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The Met Office forecast for Plymouth shows a largely unsettled picture over the coming days, with low pressure bringing frequent showers and brisk south-westerly winds. The live forecast above gives the most up-to-date temperatures and rain timings for the city today.
What is the outlook for Plymouth this week?
Plymouth, on Devon’s south coast between the Plym and Tamar estuaries, tends to catch the brunt of Atlantic systems. The coming days will see a mix of sunny spells and blustery showers, some heavy, with the strongest winds likely on Wednesday. Overnight temperatures will stay mild, around 8-10°C, but daytime highs will struggle to reach 13°C. For a detailed look ahead, check the 10 day weather forecast UK.
How does the Plymouth forecast compare with the rest of the South West?
Conditions across the region are similar, though inland areas like Dartmoor may see more persistent cloud and patchy fog. Coastal spots from Plymouth eastwards towards Torbay often see slightly brighter interludes between showers. For a wider view of conditions, our UK weather hub covers the national picture.
What is the weather in Plymouth tomorrow?
Tomorrow will bring a mix of sunny intervals and scattered showers, with the heaviest rain arriving by late afternoon. South-westerly winds will ease slightly compared to today. Check the live forecast above for hour-by-hour detail.
Is there a 30 day weather forecast for Plymouth UK Met Office?
The Met Office does not issue a reliable 30 day forecast for Plymouth. Its long-range outlook covers the UK as a whole up to 30 days, but local detail is only accurate for around 5-7 days. For a longer view, look at the 10 day weather forecast UK instead.
How does AccuWeather Plymouth compare with the Met Office?
Both services use similar global models, but the Met Office runs its own high-resolution UK model, which often gives more precise detail for Plymouth’s coastal microclimate. For consistency, most local sources rely on the Met Office data you see above.