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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 provides Annan’s current conditions, hourly breakdown and the next few days at a glance. This guide explains how to interpret that data and what to expect from the area’s maritime climate throughout the year.
What does the live forecast above tell me about Annan?
Check the live forecast for the latest temperature, wind speed and direction, precipitation probability and visibility. The hourly view shows how conditions change through the day, while the daily summary gives a quick overview of the coming week. Use the radar and warnings links for more detail if severe weather is expected.
What is Annan’s typical climate through the seasons?
Annan has a mild, wet maritime climate typical of the Solway coast. Winters are cool but rarely severe, with average highs around 6–8 °C in January and lows just above freezing. Spring is changeable, with increasing sunshine. Summers are cool to warm, with July highs typically 17–20 °C. Rainfall is spread across all seasons, with autumn and winter often the wettest. Strong winds from the Irish Sea can affect the town, especially in autumn and winter.
How does Annan’s geography affect its weather?
Annan lies on the flat estuary of the River Annan, near the Solway Firth. Its low-lying coastal position means it is exposed to winds coming off the Irish Sea. The nearby hills of Dumfriesshire can trap cloud and bring more rain, but the town itself is relatively sheltered by the surrounding farmland. The Solway firth also moderates temperatures, keeping winters slightly milder and summers cooler than inland areas.
When is the best time to visit Annan and what should I pack?
Late spring (May to early June) and early autumn (September) offer the most settled weather for walking and sightseeing. Pack a waterproof jacket and layers because rain can arrive at any time. In summer bring sun protection and a warm layer for evening breezes. In winter a sturdy coat, hat and gloves are advisable, along with footwear that can handle damp ground.
Which nearby areas do readers also check?
- Carlisle weather – just across the border, with a similar coastal climate.
- Workington weather – further west on the Cumbrian coast, windier and wetter.
- Keswick weather – inland in the Lake District, with more rain and cooler mountain conditions.
- Penrith weather – on the edge of the Eden Valley, often drier than the coast.
What will the weather be like in Annan tomorrow?
Refer to the live forecast above, which includes a detailed hourly and daily outlook for tomorrow. You can also check our 10-day forecast for a longer view.
What is the outlook for the next 10–14 days in Annan?
The 10–14 day outlook shows general trends in temperature, rainfall and wind. For Annan, expect a continuation of the maritime pattern – changeable with often dry spells broken by rain bands moving in from the Atlantic. See our 10-day forecast for the latest.
Does it rain a lot in Annan?
Annan receives around 1,000–1,100 mm of rain per year, which is above the UK average but less than the western Highlands. Rain is frequent but often light to moderate. The wettest months are usually October, November and December. For up-to-date warnings, visit our UK weather warnings page.