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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 outlook for Exmouth, including temperature, wind speed, and chance of rain. Use the hourly breakdown to plan your day and the 10-day view for the week ahead.
How should you read the live forecast for Exmouth?
The live forecast above is divided into sections. The current conditions panel shows the temperature, wind direction and speed, and humidity. Below that, the hourly forecast lets you see how the weather will change through the day, which is useful for planning a walk along the seafront or a trip to the marina. The 10-day overview gives a general sense of whether to expect settled or changeable conditions.
What is Exmouth’s typical climate through the seasons?
Exmouth has a maritime climate, meaning mild winters and cool summers, with rainfall spread throughout the year. Winter (December to February) sees daytime highs rarely far from single figures, with frequent cloud and brisk south-westerly winds. Spring (March to May) brings increasing sunshine and temperatures gradually climbing, though sea breezes can keep the coast cooler. Summer (June to August) is the warmest period, with occasional settled spells, but rain is still possible. Autumn (September to November) is often mild and windy, with the highest rainfall totals of the year.
How does Exmouth’s geography affect its weather?
Exmouth sits on the east side of the Exe Estuary, sheltered from the worst of the south-westerly winds by the Haldon Hills to the west. This can make it slightly drier and less windy than more exposed coastal towns. The estuary itself can produce local sea fog in spring and early summer, and the town’s position on a south-facing slope means it catches more sunshine than some inland areas. The nearby River Exe can also influence local humidity and frost patterns in winter.
When is the best time to visit Exmouth and what should you pack?
The best time for a beach visit is between June and September, when sea temperatures are at their warmest and the chance of settled weather is highest. Pack layers at any time of year: a waterproof jacket is essential outside summer, and even in July a light jumper is useful for evening breezes. In winter, bring a warm coat and sturdy shoes for coastal walks. Sunscreen and a hat are advisable on summer days, as UV levels can be moderate.
Which nearby areas do readers also check?
People reading this guide often look at the weather for Dawlish, just along the coast to the south-west, and Teignmouth for its harbour and beaches. Inland, Exeter is a short train ride away and has its own distinct climate. Other nearby towns include Sidmouth to the east and Torquay further south, both popular with visitors. For a broader view, see the UK weather hub or the full list of UK towns.
What will the weather be in Exmouth tomorrow?
The live forecast above includes a detailed tomorrow tab. Look for the expected high and low, wind speed, and probability of rain. In Exmouth, tomorrow’s weather is often influenced by the same Atlantic systems affecting the rest of Devon, so check for any rain bands moving in from the west.
What is the 10–14 day outlook for Exmouth?
The 10-day section of the live forecast gives a general trend, but accuracy decreases after about day seven. For Exmouth, the outlook typically shows alternating spells of cloud and rain with drier, brighter interludes. For a more detailed long-range view, see the 10-day forecast page.
Does it rain a lot in Exmouth?
Exmouth receives less rain than many parts of Devon because it sits in a slight rain shadow from the Haldon Hills. Annual rainfall is around 800–900 mm, which is comparable to other south coast towns but lower than inland areas such as Dartmoor. Rain is possible in any month, but prolonged wet spells are uncommon.
Are there any weather warnings for Exmouth?
Weather warnings for Exmouth are issued by the Met Office and can include alerts for wind, rain, or snow. Check the UK weather warnings page for the latest information. Exmouth is occasionally affected by coastal flooding during high spring tides combined with strong onshore winds.