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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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Check the live forecast above for this evening’s conditions in Warton – expect a dry end to the day with light winds, but keep a jacket handy as temperatures drop quickly after sunset.
What is the weather like in Warton right now?
The feed above shows the latest observations for Warton. For the next few hours you can expect mostly clear skies and a gentle breeze from the west. Visibility is good, so any evening walks or drives around the area should be straightforward.
- Skies remain clear into the late evening, then cloud builds after midnight.
- Wind speeds stay below 10 mph, making it feel mild for the time of year.
- No rain is expected overnight, but dew may form on grass and cars by dawn.
Will the weather hold for the rest of the week?
High pressure settles across northern England from midweek, giving Warton a settled spell. Daytime highs will be near seasonal averages, though nights turn distinctly chilly.
- Wednesday and Thursday stay dry with sunny spells and light winds.
- Friday brings increasing cloud but rain is unlikely before Saturday.
- Temperatures at night could dip to single figures, so plan for frost in rural spots.
Is there a weather warning for Warton at the moment?
No active warnings are issued for Warton. The calm pattern means no alerts for rain, wind or ice are expected in the next few days. Check the Met Office website for any last‑minute updates.
How accurate is the live forecast for Warton?
The live data comes directly from Met Office observations and short‑range models. For the next 12–24 hours it is reliable to about 90%, especially for dry, settled conditions like this evening.
What should I wear for an evening out in Warton?
A medium‑weight jacket is enough for tonight. With temperatures falling to around 10°C after dark and no rain expected, you won’t need heavy waterproofs – but a scarf might be useful later on.
For more UK forecasts, see our weather hub or the 10‑day forecast for the whole country.