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 Met Office forecast for Bath this evening shows the conditions from the live forecast above, with temperatures typical for the season and any rain or cloud moving through the region as the night draws in.
What will the weather in Bath feel like tonight?
Bath sits in a valley of the River Avon, which can trap moisture and create cooler, damp evenings even when days are mild. The live forecast above gives the clearest picture of what to expect hour by hour.
- Check the live temperature and wind direction above before heading out
- Evening cloud often thickens from the west, sometimes bringing patchy drizzle
- Sheltered parts of the city centre can feel a degree or two milder than open hilltops
- Any rain usually lightens after midnight as low pressure moves eastwards
Is the Met Office forecast for Bath reliable for the week ahead?
The Met Office uses local weather stations and radar to produce forecasts for Bath. Short-term predictions are generally reliable, while longer outlooks can shift as weather fronts develop over the Atlantic.
- The 3-day forecast for Bath is updated at least twice daily on the Met Office website
- For weather in Bath 10 days ahead, confidence decreases after day five, so check back regularly
- Both bbc weather bath and accuweather bath use similar model data but may display it differently
- A bath weather 14 day forecast or bbc weather bath 14 days can indicate broad trends, not exact conditions
- A 21 day weather forecast bath met office is rarely issued — stick to 5–7 days for planning
Where can I see the Met Office weather for Bath right now?
The live forecast above shows current conditions and the next few hours. For the full Met Office data, visit their website and enter ‘Bath’ or postcode BA1. The page refreshes automatically as new observations arrive.
Does Bath get much rain compared to the rest of the South West?
Bath receives around 800–900 mm of rain per year, slightly less than upland areas of Exmoor or Dartmoor. Most rain comes from Atlantic weather systems moving east, with autumn and winter the wettest seasons.
Why does the BBC show a different temperature for Bath?
The BBC and Met Office both use the same UK model data but may apply different rounding or update times. The live forecast above is the most current — always rely on that over a static figure anywhere else.
Sources
For more long-range outlooks, see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK or check conditions in the region on our Bristol Weather page.