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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.
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For Great Dunmow, the live forecast above shows the immediate outlook for this Essex market town, located inland between Braintree and Bishop’s Stortford, with conditions often influenced by its position away from the coast.
What is the weather like in Great Dunmow this week?
Great Dunmow sits on the Essex-London borderlands, so its weather tends to be drier than coastal areas but can feel chillier overnight due to its inland valley position. The live forecast above gives the day-by-day breakdown, but expect a typical mix of cloud cover and bright spells, with any rain usually arriving from the west. For a broader view of conditions across the region, check the UK weather hub.
How does the local geography affect Great Dunmow’s weather?
Being in the Chelmer valley, Great Dunmow can trap frost and fog in autumn and winter more readily than nearby towns on higher ground. The town is about 40 miles from the Essex coast, so sea breezes rarely reach here, meaning summer temperatures can climb higher than in coastal spots like Clacton. For a longer-term view, see the 10 day weather forecast UK.
What is the weather in Great Dunmow 10 days from now?
The live forecast above provides the most accurate 10-day outlook for Great Dunmow. For the weather in great dunmow 10 days ahead, refer to that panel, as conditions can shift quickly given the town’s inland Essex position.
Is Great Dunmow usually wetter than nearby towns?
Great Dunmow receives about 600mm of rain annually, similar to Chelmsford but less than western Essex towns. Its inland location means it avoids coastal showers but can see heavier downpours when weather systems stall over the East of England.
Does Great Dunmow get snow?
Yes, but not frequently. The town’s elevation (around 70 metres) and inland position mean it can see one or two snow days each winter, usually when cold air moves in from the east. The live forecast will highlight any wintry risk.