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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Evening Ledger weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows a mainly cloudy day in Burry Port, with light winds and a modest chance of drizzle – typical for this Carmarthenshire coastal town, though the sea keeps temperatures mild.
What’s the weather likely to be like tomorrow?
According to the latest Met Office data for Burry Port, tomorrow will see a similar pattern: cloud building through the morning with a light south-westerly breeze and the possibility of patchy rain by late afternoon. Temperatures will hover close to today’s values, so a jacket is advisable if you’re heading to the harbour or Pembrey Country Park.
- Morning: overcast, occasional sunny breaks, 10–12°C
- Afternoon: thickening cloud, light rain possible, 12–14°C
- Wind: south-westerly, 10–15 mph
- Sunset: around 4:45pm
How does Burry Port’s coastal location affect the forecast?
Burry Port sits on the Carmarthen Bay coast, so the sea moderates both daytime highs and overnight lows. The shallow Burry Inlet and nearby salt marshes can also bring localised fog or mist, especially in spring and autumn. For the most reliable outlook, check the 10 day weather forecast UK for broader trends.
- Coastal breeze often keeps temperatures 1–2°C cooler than inland Carmarthenshire
- Sea mist can reduce visibility near the harbour; the Met Office Burry Port page shows hourly visibility data
- During settled spells, the beach can be warmer due to reflected sunshine
Is it raining in Burry Port right now?
Check the live forecast above or visit the BBC Weather Burry Port page for real‑time radar. Drizzle is common on overcast days, but heavy downpours are rare in this corner of Carmarthenshire.
What’s the best time to visit Burry Port for dry weather?
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) often bring the driest spells, with lighter winds and fewer Atlantic lows. Check the UK weather hub for longer‑term outlooks and plan around high‑pressure systems.
How does the weather in Burry Port compare with nearby towns?
Burry Port is slightly milder than inland towns like Llanelli or Carmarthen because of the sea’s heat‑retaining effect. It can also be a little windier, especially near the harbour. For a direct comparison, see Bristol Weather – while coastal, it sits on a different stretch of the Severn Estuary.