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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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Check the live forecast above for Swansea today before heading out, as conditions on the south Gower coast can shift quickly with the Atlantic influence. The BBC Weather feed gives you the most reliable hour-by-hour picture for planning your day.
What is the outlook for Swansea this week?
Swansea sits on the coast of south-west Wales, so its weather is shaped by maritime air. For the next few days, expect a mix of cloud and brighter spells, with the best of any sunshine arriving inland. The wind will pick up from the south-west at times, bringing a chance of patchy rain, especially overnight. If you’re checking the weather in Swansea tomorrow, the pattern stays broadly similar, with temperatures near average for the time of year.
How far ahead can you rely on the Swansea forecast?
For those planning further ahead, the met office weather swansea outlook is reliable for the next five days. Beyond that, the 14 day weather forecast in swansea and 15 day weather forecast swansea give a useful trend, but confidence drops after day seven. For a broader UK picture, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page. The bbc weather swansea 14 days feed is a good starting point for longer-range planning, but always check the live forecast above on the day.
What is the weather in Swansea 10 days from now?
The weather in swansea 10 days out is a broad guide. Expect a continuation of the current pattern: mild south-westerly winds with occasional rain bands. Check the live forecast above for updates closer to the time.
Where can I find the bbc weather swansea met office forecast?
The BBC Weather feed for Swansea draws on Met Office data. The live forecast above provides the same core information. For detailed charts, visit the Met Office website directly.
How does Swansea weather compare to Bristol?
Swansea is typically a degree or two cooler than Bristol Weather in summer due to the Atlantic influence, but milder in winter. Both share a maritime climate, though Swansea tends to be windier.