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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.

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OvercastClevedonFeels like 13° · Wind 5 km/h · Humidity 69%
UV 2 LowSunrise 07:28Sunset 18:27
Today☁️15°10°💧4%
Mon🌦️19°15°💧65%
Tue🌧️18°14°💧78%
Wed☁️18°11°💧1%
Thu☁️20°14°💧35%
Fri🌦️16°10°💧35%
Sat☀️13°8°💧14%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Clevedon’s weather right now is a blend of coastal freshness and inland shiftiness — the live forecast above shows exactly what’s heading your way over the next few hours, so you can plan that walk along the pier or a trip into town.

What’s the outlook for Clevedon today?

Clevedon sits on the Severn Estuary, which means the sea often has the final say. You’ll find the air a couple of degrees cooler than in Bristol, with a breeze picking up by midday most days. The live forecast above will tell you if showers are likely to drift in from the west — they often do, so keep a jacket handy even when the sun’s out.

How does the location affect the weather here?

Being on the coast, Clevedon can see sea fog (haar) roll in during spring and early summer, cutting visibility fast. The estuary also brings higher humidity and a stronger wind chill than you’d get a few miles inland. If you’re heading to nearby Bristol Weather, conditions can differ noticeably — the city often escapes the worst of the coastal damp.

WindGenerally fresh south-westerly, picking up in the afternoon.
Rain riskHighest between late morning and early evening, especially in autumn.
Temperature rangeUsually 1–2°C cooler than inland Somerset towns.
Sea effectFog can form in calm, humid conditions from April to June.
Is Clevedon often windier than nearby towns?

Yes — the exposed position on the Severn Estuary means average wind speeds are noticeably higher than in Bristol or Nailsea. Gusts can make a seaside stroll feel brisk, especially in winter and spring.

Does the tide affect Clevedon’s weather?

The tide doesn’t directly change the forecast, but the large tidal range of the Severn can influence local sea-breeze patterns. When the mudflats are exposed, temperatures can drop a fraction more on clear nights.

When’s the best time for a dry day in Clevedon?

Statistically, late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September) see the most settled spells. The live forecast above is your best bet for checking if a dry window will hold for a pier walk or a trip to the marina.

For a wider picture of conditions across the country, head to our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.

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