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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 the current conditions and next few hours for Mansfield, including temperature, wind speed, cloud cover and chance of rain. Use it to plan your day, whether you are heading into town or out towards Sherwood Forest.
How should I read the live forecast for Mansfield?
The widget shows a timeline of the next 24 hours, with icons and text for rain, cloud and sunshine. Pay attention to the wind arrow and the percentage for rain – a high figure means wet spells are likely. The temperature readout updates every few minutes, so refresh the page if you need the latest reading.
What is Mansfield’s typical climate through the seasons?
Mansfield has a standard maritime UK climate: mild winters and cool summers, with rain spread fairly evenly across the year. In winter, overnight temperatures often drop to a degree or two above freezing, and daytime highs reach only low single digits. Frost and fog are common on clear mornings. Spring sees gradual warming, with highs in the low to mid-teens, and occasional rain showers. Summer temperatures usually reach the low twenties, rarely climbing much higher, and heavy showers can occur. Autumn turns cooler again, with increasing rainfall and brisk winds.
How does local geography affect Mansfield’s weather?
Mansfield lies in the valley of the River Maun, surrounded by gentle hills and woodland. This setting can trap cold air on calm winter nights, making frost more frequent than in nearby cities. The town is inland, so it misses the moderating influence of the coast, leading to slightly colder winters and warmer summers than, say, Skegness. The surrounding Sherwood Forest offers some shelter from strong winds, but exposed areas of the town can still feel breezy during autumn and winter storms.
When is the best time to visit Mansfield and what should I pack?
Late spring (May to early June) and early autumn (September) offer the most pleasant weather for visiting Mansfield. You will need a waterproof jacket whatever the season – rain is always possible. In summer pack an umbrella and light layers; in winter bring a warm coat, hat and gloves, as well as sturdy footwear for muddy paths.
Key facts about Mansfield’s weather
Nearby places you might also check
If you are looking at the weather for Mansfield, you may find it useful to compare conditions in nearby towns. These include Hucknall, Arnold, Worksop, Chesterfield, Ilkeston and Nottingham. Each has its own microclimate, though they all share the same basic maritime pattern.
Frequently asked questions about Mansfield weather
What will the weather be like in Mansfield tomorrow?
The live forecast above includes a detailed breakdown for tomorrow. Generally, expect conditions similar to today but with shifts in cloud cover and wind. Rain is possible at any time of year, so check the rain probability percentage in the widget.
What is the 10 to 14 day outlook for Mansfield?
The widget shows a seven‑day forecast; for the 10‑14 day range you can consult the 10‑day forecast hub. Beyond that, confidence is low, but typical maritime patterns suggest alternating spells of rain and drier interludes, with temperatures near seasonal norms.
Does it rain a lot in Mansfield?
Mansfield receives roughly average rainfall for the UK, around 700–750 mm per year. Rain can fall in any month, but the wettest periods are usually autumn and winter. It is not known as a particularly wet town compared with, say, western Scotland or the Lake District.
Where can I find UK weather warnings that affect Mansfield?
For official warnings about storms, snow or heavy rain, visit the UK weather warnings page. Mansfield is part of the East Midlands region, so alerts issued for Nottinghamshire will apply to the town.
For a broader view of the region, see the UK weather hub or browse all UK towns A–Z.