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North Walsham Weather

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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.

☁️22°C
OvercastNorth WalshamFeels like 19° · Wind 25 km/h · Humidity 50%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 05:03Sunset 20:57
Today🌦️24°17°💧75%
Mon☁️22°16°💧6%
Tue☁️28°16°💧2%
Wed☁️34°19°💧6%
Thu🌧️27°18°💧35%
Fri🌦️21°12°💧18%
Sat☁️20°11°💧18%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

North Walsham’s weather sits firmly in the UK’s maritime climate zone. The live forecast above gives you the most accurate hour-by-hour and daily picture; treat its data, especially wind and rain icons, as your primary guide for planning your day.

How to read the live forecast for North Walsham

The widget above shows temperature, wind speed and direction, precipitation probability, and UV index. For North Walsham, pay particular attention to the wind arrow — the town’s inland position means gusts from the North Sea can arrive quickly. The rain percentage is a best guide for deciding whether to carry a waterproof.

What is North Walsham’s typical climate like through the seasons?

As with most of Norfolk, North Walsham experiences cool winters and mild summers. Winter lows often hover just above freezing, with frost common on clear nights. Summer daytime highs are typically comfortable, with cooler evenings. Rainfall is spread throughout the year, though autumn and winter tend to be the wettest. Wind is a near-constant companion, particularly from the northwest and southwest.

How do local geography and landscape affect the weather here?

North Walsham lies on rising ground about 12 miles inland from the North Norfolk coast. This slight elevation means it can catch passing showers that drift off the sea, but it also benefits from shelter compared to exposed coastal towns. The surrounding rural landscape allows fog to form in low-lying valleys on still autumn and winter mornings.

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

Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) often offer the most settled weather, though no month is guaranteed dry. Pack layers and a waterproof jacket year-round. In summer, a light fleece for evenings is sensible; in winter, a warm coat, hat, and gloves are essential. Sturdy, waterproof footwear is advisable in all seasons.

Location
North Norfolk, 12 miles inland from the coast
Climate type
Temperate maritime with moderate rainfall
Main influence
Prevailing south-westerly winds and proximity to the North Sea

Which nearby areas do readers also check?

People viewing the North Walsham forecast commonly also look at the weather for Norwich, the region’s main city, as well as Great Yarmouth and Dereham. The coastal towns of Gorleston-on-Sea and Lowestoft often have slightly different wind and sea-fog conditions.

What is the weather in North Walsham tomorrow?

For the most accurate answer, check the hourly breakdown in the live forecast above. The widget shows temperature trends, wind speed and direction, and the chance of rain for each part of the day, giving you the full picture for tomorrow.

What is the 10 to 14 day outlook for North Walsham?

Longer-range forecasts can indicate general trends but are less reliable day-to-day. The live forecast above offers a rolling 14-day overview. For the most reliable planning, use the 10-day forecast and check our UK weather warnings for any named weather systems affecting Norfolk.

Does it rain a lot in North Walsham?

North Walsham receives moderate rainfall, typical for eastern England. It is not as wet as western parts of the UK, but rain is common year-round. Annual totals are comparable to Norwich and other inland Norfolk towns, with no distinct dry season.

How does the weather in North Walsham compare to the coast?

Being slightly inland and on higher ground, North Walsham is often a degree or two cooler at night than nearby coastal locations. It also tends to be less prone to sea fog but can experience stronger gusts as weather systems move inland from The Wash.