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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 the latest temperature, wind speed, and rain probability for Redruth, updated hourly. Use it to plan your day, but remember that conditions can shift quickly due to Cornwall’s coastal proximity. Check the rain radar if you are heading out.
How should you read the live forecast for Redruth?
The live forecast shows a seven-day overview. The “feels like” temperature accounts for wind chill, which is often stronger here. The precipitation percentage tells you the chance of rain at any given hour – combined with the wind speed indicator, it will help you decide if you need a waterproof layer or a windproof jacket.
What is Redruth’s typical climate through the seasons?
Redruth has a mild maritime UK climate. Winters (December–February) are cool and wet, with daytime highs typically in single figures and frequent rain. Spring (March–May) brings variable weather, occasional sunshine and brisk winds. Summers (June–August) are the warmest part of the year, though temperatures rarely climb above the low 20s Celsius. Autumn (September–November) is often stormy, with Atlantic systems bringing heavy rain and strong winds.
How do local geography and landscape affect Redruth’s weather?
Redruth sits in a shallow valley just inland from the north Cornwall coast. The surrounding hills can trap cloud and drizzle, making it slightly wetter than coastal towns like Hayle or St Ives. Its inland position means it escapes the worst sea fog but can feel colder when northerly winds blow down from Bodmin Moor.
Best time to visit Redruth and what to pack
Late spring (May) and early autumn (September) often offer the best balance of mild temperatures and lighter rainfall. Pack layers: a waterproof coat, a medium-weight fleece, and comfortable walking shoes. Even in summer, bring a warm jacket for windy evenings. Sunscreen is useful for rare clear-sky days.
Which nearby areas do readers also check for weather?
People planning trips around Redruth often view forecasts for Camborne just west, Truro to the south-east, Falmouth on the south coast, and Helston to the south-west. For coastal conditions, Hayle and St Ives are also popular links. Return to the UK weather hub or browse the A–Z of UK towns for other locations.
What will the weather be in Redruth tomorrow?
For a detailed hour-by-hour view, check the live forecast above. Generally, tomorrow’s conditions in Redruth will follow the same maritime pattern: expect a mix of cloud, possible rain, and a moderate south-westerly wind. The chance of showers is often highest in the morning and late afternoon.
What is the 10–14 day outlook for Redruth?
A long-range forecast covers broad trends rather than exact timings. For Redruth, a two-week outlook typically shows unsettled spells alternating with drier interludes. You can use the 10‑day forecast page for a more precise view, and check UK weather warnings for any storms or wind alerts.
Does it rain a lot in Redruth?
Yes, Redruth gets above-average rainfall for the UK, averaging roughly 150 rainy days per year. The surrounding hills and its inland valley location enhance precipitation compared to nearby coastal towns. However, the rain often falls as light drizzle or short showers rather than persistent downpours.
Can the wind be strong in Redruth?
Strong winds are common, especially from autumn to spring. Atlantic depressions can bring gusts of 40–50 mph, occasionally stronger. Because Redruth lies in a valley, wind speeds are often slightly lower than on exposed coastal cliffs, but you should still check the live forecast above if you are planning outdoor activities.