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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

☁️20°C
OvercastJedburghFeels like 18° · Wind 26 km/h · Humidity 85%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 05:09Sunset 21:23
Today🌦️23°17°💧100%
Wed🌦️20°15°💧69%
Thu🌦️20°11°💧62%
Fri🌦️17°10°💧89%
Sat🌦️17°10°💧34%
Sun☁️19°10°💧35%
Mon☁️18°💧27%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

For Jedburgh today, the live forecast above shows a typical Borders mix of cloud and bright spells, with a brisk westerly breeze. This pattern reflects the town’s position in the Jed Water valley, sheltered from the worst of the North Sea winds but open to Atlantic weather systems rolling in from the west.

What is the outlook for Jedburgh this week?

Jedburgh, nestled in the Scottish Borders near the Cheviot Hills, will see a changeable week. The live forecast above indicates a front pushing through midweek, bringing a band of rain followed by cooler, showery conditions. Temperatures will hover near the seasonal average, with overnight lows dipping into single figures. The surrounding hills, including Rubers Law, may catch more cloud and a stronger breeze than the town centre.

How does Jedburgh’s geography affect its weather?

Lying inland from the coast at Eyemouth and Berwick-upon-Tweed, Jedburgh often escapes the haar (sea fog) that can plague the coastline. However, its valley location can trap frost in winter and create localised fog patches on calm autumn mornings. The town’s elevation, around 100 metres above sea level, means it can be a degree or two cooler than lower-lying Borders towns like Kelso.

LocationScottish Borders, inland from Berwick-upon-Tweed
ElevationApprox 100m above sea level
Typical windSouth-westerly prevailing, funnelled by the Jed Water valley
Nearby hillsRubers Law (424m) and the Cheviots to the south
Will Jedburgh see snow this winter?

Snow is possible, especially when cold easterly winds arrive from the North Sea. The town’s inland position and elevation mean it can hold snow longer than coastal areas, but significant accumulations are less frequent than in the higher Borders hills.

Is Jedburgh often windy?

Yes, particularly in autumn and winter. The valley can funnel south-westerly winds, making it breezier than sheltered spots. However, it is generally less exposed than the open hilltops or the coast at St Abbs.

Where can I check the weather jedburgh 14 days forecast?

The live forecast above provides a 14-day outlook. For longer-range trends, the Met Office and bbc news weather pages offer reliable updates for the Borders region.

For the wider picture, see our UK weather hub or the Glasgow Weather page for a city comparison. For a longer view, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.