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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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Skipsea, on the East Riding coast north of Bridlington, sees a chilly and breezy outlook today. The live forecast above shows a largely dry day with patchy cloud, though a brisk north-westerly wind off the North Sea will keep it feeling cooler than the actual temperature.
What is the short-term forecast for Skipsea?
The next few days bring unsettled conditions typical for the Yorkshire coast. Showers are likely to push in from the North Sea on Tuesday, with the wind easing slightly by midweek. For a detailed breakdown, check the bbc weather skipsea page for hour-by-hour updates.
Is there a longer-range outlook for the village?
As we move further into the week, high pressure may build to the west, bringing more settled but still cool weather. For those planning ahead, the skipsea weather 14 days guide can help with travel or coastal walks, while the skipsea weather 30 day forecast offers a broader trend, though details become less reliable beyond a week.
Will Skipsea see any heavy rain this week?
The bulk of the rain is expected to stay offshore, but light showers may brush the coast on Tuesday. The live forecast above gives the most accurate timing for any wet spells.
How windy is it likely to get at Skipsea?
Gusts of 25–30 mph are possible today, especially near the cliff tops. This is typical for an exposed coastal spot; winds should ease by midweek as the low pressure drifts east.
Is Skipsea beach safe to visit in this weather?
It’s safe for a brisk walk, but the strong north-westerly wind and cold sea temperatures make swimming unwise. Check the Environment Agency for any tide or flood alerts before heading out.
Sources
For conditions elsewhere in the country, visit our UK weather hub. Compare with Bristol Weather or see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for a national perspective.