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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 shows Tiverton’s current conditions, hourly breakdown, and the next few days. Use the tabs or dropdown to switch between views; the wind, rain, and UV data are updated every 15 minutes from local Met Office observations.
How does Tiverton’s geography shape its weather?
Tiverton lies in the Mid Devon vale, sheltered by the Exmoor hills to the north and the Haldon ridge to the south. This valley position traps moisture and can make fog linger longer than on higher ground. The River Exe running through town adds local humidity, so early mornings are often misty. Prevailing south-westerly winds bring mild, damp air, but the hills reduce the strongest gusts reaching the town centre.
What is Tiverton’s climate through the seasons?
Spring (March–May)
Daytime highs gradually climb from single figures into the low teens Celsius. April is often the driest spring month, but sharp showers and cool north-westerly winds can still occur.
Summer (June–August)
Warm but rarely hot, with typical highs in the high teens to low 20s Celsius. Rain falls on about half of summer days, often as short, heavy showers. The sunniest spells are usually in late May and June.
Autumn (September–November)
Milder than spring but wetter. September often has settled weather, then Atlantic systems bring increasing rain and wind from October. Fog becomes common in the Exe valley by November.
Winter (December–February)
Daytime highs hover near single figures Celsius. Frost and freezing fog occur several nights each month. Snowfall is light and usually melts within a day, though the hills north of town may hold snow longer.
When is the best time to visit Tiverton?
Late spring (May to early June) and early autumn (September) offer the most reliable dry, mild weather. For outdoor activities such as walking along the Grand Western Canal or visiting Knightshayes Court, these months provide comfortable temperatures and longer daylight. Summer is fine but always pack a rain jacket.
What should you pack for Tiverton?
A waterproof jacket is essential year-round. In summer, light layers and sturdy footwear for muddy paths. From October to April, add a warm mid-layer, hat, and gloves. Wellies are useful after wet spells, especially for riverbank walks.
Which nearby places do readers also check?
Forecasts for Beeston, Winsford, and Nantwich are popular with Tiverton readers looking for regional comparisons. For broader outlooks, see our UK weather hub or all UK towns A–Z.
What is the weather in Tiverton tomorrow?
Check the “Hourly” or “Day” tab in the live forecast above for tomorrow’s detailed breakdown. It will show early mist clearance, rain probability, wind speed, and the expected high and low — updated with the latest model runs.
What is the 10–14 day outlook for Tiverton?
The extended forecast in the live forecast above gives a general trend for the next fortnight. For Tiverton, this is most reliable for broad pressure patterns — settled or unsettled — rather than exact rain timings. Refresh for the latest update.
Does it rain a lot in Tiverton?
Tiverton receives around 900 mm of rain per year, which is typical for inland Devon. Rain falls on roughly 150 days annually, with the wettest months from October to January. Showers can arrive quickly, so the radar view in the live forecast is useful for timing.
How does Tiverton compare to Chester or Crewe?
Chester and Crewe, in Cheshire, have a similar maritime climate but receive less rain — about 750–800 mm annually. For their forecasts, see our dedicated pages for Chester, Crewe, and Middlewich.