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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Reading Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌦️14°C
Light drizzleBrixhamFeels like 13° · Wind 13 km/h · Humidity 87%
UV 1 LowSunrise 07:29Sunset 18:30
Today🌧️16°9°💧82%
Mon🌦️19°16°💧96%
Tue🌧️19°12°💧92%
Wed☁️17°9°💧12%
Thu☁️18°15°💧41%
Fri🌦️17°10°💧35%
Sat☀️13°8°💧8%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

For the most reliable Brixham weather forecast, start with the live Met Office update above – it pulls from local coastal observations and advanced UK models to give you the real-time conditions and short-term outlook you need for planning your day.

What’s the Met Office forecast for Brixham today?

The live forecast above shows current conditions and the next few hours. Brixham’s position on the South Devon coast means sea breezes and patchy cloud can shift quickly, so check the hourly breakdown for wind direction and rain timing – especially if you’re heading out on the water.

How windy does it get in Brixham?

Brixham often experiences moderate to fresh south-westerly winds, particularly in autumn and winter. The Met Office coastal forecast includes precise wind speeds and gusts, which are essential for boating, fishing trips or coastal walks along the South West Coast Path.

LocationSouth Devon coast, Torbay
ClimateTemperate maritime – mild winters, cool summers
Average rainfall~800 mm per year, wettest in autumn and winter
Highest recorded temp34.5°C in August 2003
Is the Met Office forecast for Brixham updated hourly?

Yes, the Met Office updates its Brixham forecast every hour for the next 24 hours, with a 5-day outlook refreshed twice daily. The live forecast above reflects the most recent data, so you can rely on it for immediate decisions.

What’s the best time to visit Brixham for good weather?

Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) typically offer the most settled weather – mild temperatures, lower rainfall and lighter winds. Summer can be warm but often brings sea fog and occasional thundery showers.

Why does Brixham sometimes have fog when inland is clear?

Brixham’s coastal location means warm, moist air from the sea meets cooler land or upwelling currents, creating sea fog. This is common in late spring and early summer, especially when winds are light south-westerly.

For the wider picture, browse the UK weather hub or check the 10-day forecast for Brixham and neighbouring towns.

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