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Oswaldtwistle, lying east of Blackburn and north-west of Accrington in the Lancashire hills, sees mostly cloudy conditions today, with the live forecast above showing a cool, damp afternoon and the chance of a light shower moving in from the coast.
What will the weather in Oswaldtwistle be like over the next few days?
The next few days bring a familiar pattern for this part of East Lancashire: low cloud lingering through the mornings, then brightening a little by the afternoon but with a brisk westerly breeze. Temperature highs stay around 10–11 °C. The weather in Oswaldtwistle tomorrow looks similar to today, with a 40 % risk of a light shower. For those checking the weather in Oswaldtwistle 7 days ahead, the outlook remains unsettled with occasional rain.
Is it going to rain this weekend?
Yes, a weak front crosses the Pennines late Friday into Saturday, so Saturday morning will feel damp. By Sunday winds swing north-westerly, bringing brighter spells but still a chance of a passing shower. Anyone looking up bbc weather oswaldtwistle or accuweather oswaldtwistle will see that temperatures stay near average for late April.
What is the weather in Oswaldtwistle 10 days from now?
The weather in Oswaldtwistle 10 days out is still uncertain this far ahead, but the long‑range signal suggests a return to more changeable conditions with low pressure to the north-west. The 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page updates daily.
Will it be windy in Oswaldtwistle this week?
Winds stay moderate, 15–20 mph from the west, with gusts up to 30 mph on Thursday afternoon. No gales are expected, but exposed spots on the moors above the town may feel blustery, so check the UK weather hub for hourly wind updates.
How does Oswaldtwistle’s weather compare to Blackburn or Accrington?
Oswaldtwistle sits slightly higher than both, so it can be a degree cooler and cloud tends to cling longer on the hills. Rainfall amounts are similar to Accrington but typically a little less than Blackburn due to a slight rain‑shadow effect from Pendle Hill.