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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 13 June 2026 by the Insight Britain weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows the current conditions and the next few hours for Tamworth. Use it to check rain, wind and cloud cover before heading out in the Staffordshire town.
How should I read the live forecast for Tamworth?
The live forecast above gives you the temperature, wind speed and direction, humidity and chance of rain for Tamworth. The hourly breakdown is most useful for planning walks around the Castle Grounds or trips into the town centre. The “feels like” temperature accounts for wind chill, which can be noticeable on exposed parts of the A38 corridor.
What is Tamworth’s typical climate through the seasons?
Tamworth has a maritime UK climate with mild winters and cool summers. Winter (December to February) sees daytime highs rarely above single figures, with overnight frosts common. Rainfall is spread throughout the year, averaging around 650–700mm annually. Spring (March to May) is changeable, with increasing sunshine and occasional showers. Summer (June to August) brings the warmest conditions, often reaching the low 20s °C, though heatwaves are infrequent. Autumn (September to November) is often cloudy and damp, with winds picking up from the west.
Does local geography affect Tamworth’s weather?
Tamworth lies in the Tame Valley, about 15 miles north-east of Birmingham. The valley can trap mist and fog in calm winter mornings, especially near the River Tame. The town is sheltered from the strongest winds by surrounding low hills, but south-westerly winds can still bring rain bands. Urban heat from the built-up area slightly raises night-time temperatures compared with open countryside to the east.
When is the best time to visit Tamworth and what should I pack?
Late spring (May) and early autumn (September) offer the most reliable weather for exploring Tamworth Castle and the SnowDome. Pack layers: a waterproof jacket is useful any month. In summer bring light clothing and sun protection; in winter take a warm coat, hat and gloves. An umbrella is handy year-round, especially in autumn and winter.
What nearby areas do readers also check?
People reading this guide often look at Lichfield weather for its cathedral city, Sutton Coldfield weather for Sutton Park, and Burntwood weather just south-west of Tamworth. Further afield, Swadlincote weather and Nuneaton weather are also popular. For broader coverage, see the UK weather hub and all UK towns A–Z.
What will the weather be in Tamworth tomorrow?
Check the live forecast above for the most accurate tomorrow outlook. Typically, tomorrow’s weather in Tamworth follows the same maritime pattern: a mix of cloud and sun with a chance of showers. Wind direction from the south-west often brings mild conditions.
What is the 10–14 day outlook for Tamworth?
Long-range forecasts for Tamworth are less reliable but the live forecast above includes a 10–14 day trend. Expect the usual unsettled spells with drier interludes. For the latest updates, see the 10-day forecast and any UK weather warnings that may affect the Midlands.
Does it rain a lot in Tamworth?
Tamworth receives around 680mm of rain per year, slightly below the UK average of 1,154mm. Rain is spread fairly evenly, though autumn and winter are wetter. Heavy downpours are rare; more common are light to moderate showers. The town is not notably rainy compared to western parts of the UK.
Is Tamworth ever affected by snow?
Snowfall in Tamworth is infrequent, typically a few days each winter. When snow does fall, it usually melts quickly due to the urban heat and low altitude. The Tame Valley can see lying snow if a cold easterly flow sets in, but significant disruption is uncommon.