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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.

☁️12°C
OvercastGatesheadFeels like 10° · Wind 9 km/h · Humidity 73%
UV 2 LowSunrise 06:49Sunset 19:08
Today🌦️20°11°💧0%
Tue🌦️21°14°💧33%
Wed🌦️16°10°💧69%
Thu☁️17°💧12%
Fri☁️15°12°💧14%
Sat☀️18°12°💧15%
Sun☁️19°11°💧29%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above for Gateshead’s latest conditions before stepping out. The Tyne-side town, covering postcode areas NE8 and NE11, shares the same BBC Weather feed as neighbouring Newcastle, with a breezy mix of cloud and occasional showers today.

What is the outlook for this week in Gateshead?

The live forecast above points to an unsettled week, with rain spreading across the region by midweek. Temperatures will stay near average for the North East, though winds may pick up along the A1. The 10-day outlook shows a gradual drying trend towards the weekend.

How does Gateshead’s weather compare with Newcastle?

Gateshead and Newcastle, separated only by the River Tyne, typically see identical conditions. Any difference is marginal – higher ground to the south of Gateshead may catch slightly more cloud. For a wider view, the UK weather hub offers regional summaries.

WindModerate, up to 20 mph from the southwest
Rain chance today40%, mainly light showers
Sunrise07:32
UV indexLow (2)
Will it rain in Gateshead tomorrow?

The live forecast suggests a 50% chance of rain by mid-afternoon, so keep an umbrella handy. The Met Office’s detailed radar for NE8 and NE11 is the most reliable source for hour-by-hour updates.

Is there a 21-day forecast for Gateshead?

Long-range forecasts, including 21-day outlooks, are available from the Met Office and BBC Weather. These give a general trend but become less accurate beyond 10 days. For the week ahead, stick to the live forecast above.

Why is Gateshead often cloudier than inland towns?

Gateshead’s position on the eastern side of the Pennines means it catches maritime air from the North Sea. This often brings low cloud and drizzle, especially in spring and autumn, while inland areas like Sheffield may stay brighter.