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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 gives you a real-time view of conditions for Abergavenny, updated automatically. Use it to check the current temperature, wind speed and direction, humidity, and the chance of rain or sun for the hours and days ahead.
How do I read the live forecast for Abergavenny?
The live forecast above shows an hourly breakdown and a multi-day outlook. Look for the rain probability percentage and the wind gust speed, which are particularly useful given the town’s position in the Usk Valley. The “feels like” temperature accounts for wind chill and humidity, giving a more accurate sense of conditions on the ground.
What is Abergavenny’s typical climate through the seasons?
Abergavenny has a temperate maritime climate, typical of the UK. Winters (December to February) are cool and damp, with daytime temperatures generally in the low single digits and frequent frost in the surrounding hills. Spring (March to May) brings milder weather and increasing sunshine, though rain remains common. Summers (June to August) are mild to warm, with temperatures often reaching the high teens or low 20s Celsius, and occasional heatwaves. Autumn (September to November) sees cooling temperatures and increased rainfall, with mist and fog common in the valley.
How do local geography and hills affect the weather?
Abergavenny sits in the Usk Valley, surrounded by the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. This valley location can trap cloud and mist, especially overnight and in autumn. The hills to the north and west force moist air upwards, leading to higher rainfall totals than in lowland areas of south-east Wales. The town is sheltered from the strongest coastal winds, but gusts can funnel through the valley, particularly in winter storms.
When is the best time to visit and what should I pack?
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer the most reliable weather for walking and exploring, with milder temperatures and fewer rainy days. Pack layers: a waterproof jacket and sturdy footwear are essential year-round. In summer, bring sun protection and lighter clothing; in winter, add thermal layers, a warm hat, and gloves for hill walks.
Which nearby areas should I also check?
Readers often compare conditions in Pontypool, Ebbw Vale, and Cwmbran, which share similar valley climates. Monmouth and Blackwood are also popular for their own local forecasts. For a broader view, see the UK weather hub or the full A–Z of UK towns.
What is the weather in Abergavenny tomorrow?
For tomorrow’s forecast, check the daily panels in the live forecast above. They show the expected high and low temperatures, wind speed, and the percentage chance of rain for each part of the day, helping you plan outdoor activities.
What is the 10–14 day outlook for Abergavenny?
The live forecast above includes a 10–14 day outlook, which gives a general trend of temperature and precipitation. For longer-range planning, also visit the 10-day forecast page for more detailed breakdowns.
Does it rain a lot in Abergavenny?
Yes, Abergavenny receives above-average rainfall for the UK, due to its valley location near the Brecon Beacons. Rain is possible in any month, with October to January typically the wettest. The live forecast above will show you the rain probability for the coming days.
Are there any weather warnings for Abergavenny?
For official warnings about heavy rain, snow, or strong winds affecting Abergavenny, check the UK weather warnings page. The live forecast above may also show warning icons if a yellow or amber alert is in force.