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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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Exeter’s weather today is set by a weak Atlantic front drifting over Devon – the live forecast above shows how cloud, light rain and a moderate south-westerly breeze will behave through the day, with the best of any brightness likely inland.
What will the weather in Exeter be like for the rest of the week?
A ridge of high pressure builds from Wednesday, bringing drier conditions and some sunny spells. The weather in Exeter tomorrow should feel noticeably brighter than today, though overnight lows may dip into single figures. By the weekend, a weak trough could reintroduce patchy rain, but confidence remains low – check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for updates.
How does Exeter’s coastal and river position affect its local weather?
Exeter sits on the River Exe, about 10 miles inland from the coast at Exmouth. That means sea breezes often moderate temperatures in summer, while in winter the estuary can trap fog and low cloud. The surrounding Devon hills also force moist air to rise, giving the city a slightly higher rainfall than nearby Bristol Weather to the east.
Is it going to rain in Exeter tomorrow?
According to the live forecast above and the latest Met Office weather Exeter data, a low chance of light showers exists tomorrow morning, but most of the day should stay dry with increasing cloud. Check again closer to time for any changes.
Where can I find an accurate Exeter weather 14 day forecast?
Long-range forecasts beyond 7 days carry lower confidence. The Met Office and BBC Weather Exeter both publish 14-day outlooks, but for the most reliable planning use the Exeter weather 21 day forecast from trusted sources – treat anything beyond 10 days as a trend rather than certainty.
Does Exeter often get fog?
Yes. The Exe estuary and surrounding valleys create ideal conditions for radiation fog, especially on clear autumn and winter nights. The fog usually clears by mid-morning once the sun warms the ground, but can linger near the river for longer.