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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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Stokesley, the market town on the edge of the North York Moors, sees a mix of spring sunshine and showers in the live forecast above. A brisk south-westerly breeze keeps temperatures around average for mid-April, with the chance of a short, heavy burst later this afternoon.

What does the rest of the week look like for Stokesley?

From Wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds across northern England, bringing drier and brighter conditions to Stokesley and the Leven valley. Night-time lows could dip near freezing under clear skies, but daytime highs should recover into the low teens by Friday. The weekend remains unsettled, with Atlantic fronts likely to push rain back into the Tees valley by Sunday.

How does the local landscape affect Stokesley’s weather?

Sitting about 70 metres above sea level just inland from the Cleveland Hills, Stokesley can be a few degrees cooler than Middlesbrough, especially on clear nights when cold air drains off the moors. The River Leven also adds localised humidity, which sometimes triggers early-morning mist that clears by mid-morning.

LocationNorth Yorkshire, England
RiverLeven
Elevation~70 metres
ClimateMaritime, cool winters, mild summers
Is the Met Office weather for Stokesley more reliable than the BBC?

Both the Met Office and BBC draw from similar data, but the Met Office uses its own high-resolution model. For day-to-day planning, the live forecast above provides a solid guide – check met office weather stokesley for warnings if the forecast changes quickly.

When is the best time to visit Stokesley?

Late May to early September offers the warmest, driest spells. Spring and autumn bring changeable conditions but fewer crowds. Winter can see snow settling on the moors, making rural roads tricky – always check local news on bbc news for travel updates.

Does Stokesley flood often?

Flooding is rare but possible after prolonged rain, especially near the River Leven. The Environment Agency issues alerts for the area. Stick to the live forecast above and follow @EnvAgencyYNE on X for real-time warnings.

For a wider view of conditions across England, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10-day weather forecast for the UK. For other parts of the region, see the Sheffield weather page.