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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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Hunmanby, just inland from Filey along the Yorkshire coast, is seeing a settled and dry afternoon according to the live forecast above, with light winds off the North Sea keeping conditions comfortable for the time of year.
How does the weather in Hunmanby differ from the coast at Filey?
Hunmanby sits a couple of miles inland, which often means its daytime temperatures run a degree or two higher than those recorded right on the Filey seafront. The village also escapes the worst of any coastal haar or sea fret, though it can still feel the breeze from the North Sea, particularly when the wind blows from the east or north-east. For those checking the weather Filey forecast, it is worth remembering that Hunmanby’s inland position gives it slightly more shelter during blustery spells.
What should residents expect tonight and tomorrow?
Clear spells are likely overnight, with the possibility of a touch of ground frost in the rural fields surrounding the village. Tomorrow is expected to start bright, though cloud may build later, following the pattern shown in the live hunmanby weather bbc and hunmanby weather met office updates. A dry and largely calm picture persists for the immediate outlook.
Is Hunmanby weather usually different from Scarborough?
Yes, Hunmanby is often a little cooler and less exposed than Scarborough’s northern suburbs, but generally shares a similar coastal-inland mix. Check the UK weather hub for region-wide comparisons.
Does fog affect Hunmanby more than the coast?
Radiation fog can form in Hunmanby’s hollows on calm, clear nights, lingering a little longer than on the breezier seafront at Filey. It usually clears by mid-morning.
Is this a good week for walking near Hunmanby?
With dry conditions and light winds, it is a fine week for exploring the public footpaths around the village or heading down towards Filey Brigg. Always carry a light layer.