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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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Partly cloudyBurtonFeels like 15° · Wind 27 km/h · Humidity 66%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 05:34Sunset 21:18
Today☁️19°16°💧8%
Mon☁️19°12°💧10%
Tue☁️20°15°💧41%
Wed☁️22°15°💧31%
Thu🌦️20°15°💧20%
Fri☁️19°12°💧16%
Sat🌤️20°11°💧8%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above provides current conditions, the hourly outlook and the week ahead for Burton. Use it to check rain timing, wind speed and temperature trends before planning your day in this Pembrokeshire village.

How should you read the live forecast above for Burton?

The live forecast above shows the latest observations for Burton plus the next few hours and days. Look at the precipitation bar to see when rain is likely – it often arrives from the west. Wind arrows indicate strength and direction, with gusts that can pick up along the nearby coast. Temperature feels-like figures are useful for deciding what to wear.

What is Burton’s typical climate through the seasons?

Burton has a temperate maritime climate, typical of west Wales. Winters are mild, with temperatures rarely dropping much below freezing. Summers are cool, often peaking in the high teens Celsius. Rainfall is spread across the year, with autumn and winter tending to be wettest. Wind is a frequent feature, especially from the Atlantic.

How does local geography affect Burton’s weather?

Burton sits near the Daugleddau estuary, part of the Milford Haven waterway. This coastal influence brings moist air and moderate temperatures. The surrounding hills of Pembrokeshire can trap cloud and rain, leading to localised showers. The proximity to the open Atlantic means sudden changes in wind and cloud cover are common.

When is the best time to visit Burton, and what should you pack?

Late spring and early summer (May to July) offer the most reliable dry and mild weather. Pack layers, a waterproof jacket and sturdy shoes for coastal walks. Even in summer, a light fleece and windproof layer are wise. In autumn and winter, bring warm, waterproof clothing and check the UK weather warnings before travelling.

Which nearby areas might also be worth checking?

If you are planning a trip, check forecasts for Haverfordwest (a short drive north), Tenby (coastal resort to the south-east), and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Inland towns such as Carmarthen and Llanelli often have slightly different conditions. For a wider view, visit the UK weather hub or browse all UK towns A–Z.

ClimateMaritime, mild year-round with frequent cloud and rain
RainfallModerate to high; wetter in autumn and winter
WindCoastal breezes common, stronger during Atlantic storms
What is the weather in Burton tomorrow?

Check the live forecast above for hourly details. Tomorrow’s conditions will largely depend on the position of Atlantic weather systems. Expect similar temperatures to today, with rain or showers likely at times. Wind direction and strength are shown on the forecast.

What is the 10–14 day outlook for Burton?

The live forecast above includes a 10–14 day outlook. This long-range forecast indicates general trends rather than precise daily weather. For Burton, you can expect a continuation of mild, changeable conditions with occasional rain and breezy spells typical of west Wales.

Does it rain a lot in Burton?

Yes, rainfall is fairly frequent throughout the year. Burton receives around 1,000–1,200 mm of rain annually, with autumn and winter being the wettest periods. However, dry spells do occur, especially in late spring and summer. Always check the live forecast above for the most current rain risk.