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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.

For Coningsby, the Met Office outlook for today is largely dry with sunny spells, though cloud will thicken from the west by late afternoon. Temperatures around seasonal average for early spring, with a light southerly breeze across the flat Lincolnshire countryside.

What is the Met Office forecast for Coningsby today?

The live forecast above shows a settled start across Coningsby and the surrounding villages near Tattershall. High pressure drifting east means any early mist clears quickly, leaving bright intervals. Coastal influence from The Wash remains minimal inland, so expect a milder feel than along the coast. Rain holds off until tonight, when a weak frontal system may bring patchy light drizzle.

How does the weather around RAF Coningsby compare to nearby towns?

Coningsby sits in the Lincolnshire Fens, so it often sees less cloud than higher ground to the west. The Met Office Tattershall reports similarly settled conditions, though mist can linger near the River Bain. For comparison, our Birmingham Weather page shows cloudier skies further west. If you need a longer view, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for the broader region.

LocationConingsby, Lincolnshire (TF2158)
RegionEast Midlands, inland from The Wash
Local stationRAF Coningsby (Met Office reporting site)
Nearby townTattershall, 2 miles north
Is BBC Weather Coningsby reliable for a weekend plan?

BBC Weather uses Met Office data for Coningsby, so it matches the live forecast above closely. For outdoor activities near Tattershall Lakes or the castle, both sources are equally dependable.

Will strong winds affect Coningsby today?

Winds are light, 5–10 mph from the south, with no gale warnings. The open fenland around Coningsby can feel breezier, but today remains calm enough for walking or cycling.

When does the next change arrive?

A weather front crosses Lincolnshire late tonight and early Tuesday, bringing cloud and a little rain. After that, brighter and cooler conditions return by midweek, typical for the start of April.