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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Metro Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Hastings on the East Sussex coast is seeing a mild, largely dry stretch this week, with highs around 12°C on Thursday and a chance of light showers moving in by Friday evening. The breeze off the English Channel stays moderate, keeping conditions fresh but not unsettled.
What is the weather in Hastings today and tomorrow?
Thursday brings a mix of high cloud and sunny spells over Hastings, with the thermometer peaking near 12°C. Winds from the southwest at 10–15 mph keep the air moving, but it stays dry into the evening. Friday starts similar before cloud thickens and patchy rain arrives from late afternoon, with a high of 11°C. Overnight lows drop to around 6°C. For a fuller picture, our 10 day weather forecast UK page gives the national outlook.
How does Hastings weather compare to nearby towns?
Coastal Hastings tends to be a degree or two cooler than inland towns like Battle or Robertsbridge in the afternoon, owing to the onshore breeze. But overnight, the sea keeps Hastings slightly milder than spots further inland. For reference, you can check Brighton Weather for another south-coast comparison.
What is the 14 day weather forecast for Hastings?
Long-range models for Hastings show a mostly settled pattern through the end of next week, with daytime temperatures between 10°C and 13°C and only occasional light rain. The 14 day weather forecast Hastings suggests no major storms or cold snaps.
Are there weather warnings for Hastings Borough Council?
As of now, no yellow or amber warnings are in effect for the Hastings area. The weather in Hastings borough council 10 days looks largely low-impact, though a brisk wind advisory may appear for exposed coastal paths later Sunday.
How accurate is BBC Weather Hastings?
bbc weather hastings updates every hour and generally matches the Met Office data closely for the town. For this week, the BBC and Met Office both show the same mild trend, with the main discrepancy being the timing of Friday’s rain—usually a margin of two to three hours.