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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.
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For Southwell, the live forecast above shows the immediate conditions for this Nottinghamshire market town, situated between the Trent Valley and Sherwood Forest. This page gives you the local outlook, long-range view and practical advice for the area.
What is the weather like in Southwell today?
Southwell sits on the River Greet, often seeing cooler mornings than nearby Newark due to its inland position. The live forecast above will guide you on any rain arriving from the west, typical for this part of the East Midlands. For a broader perspective on regional conditions, check the UK weather hub.
What is the long range weather forecast for Southwell?
The long range weather forecast southwell typically follows a pattern of changeable westerlies, with occasional settled spells from high pressure over the continent. This can bring crisp winter days or warm summer afternoons, though the town is less prone to coastal extremes. For a deeper look ahead, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
Frequently asked questions
How does Southwell’s weather compare to Nottingham?
Southwell is generally slightly cooler than central Nottingham, especially overnight, due to its more rural setting and lower urban heat effect. Rainfall totals are similar, as both sit under the same prevailing westerly systems.
Is the met office weather southwell forecast reliable?
Yes, the met office weather southwell data is the official UK source, using local observations from Watnall and Waddington. It provides the most accurate short-term and long-range guidance for the area.
Does Southwell get snow more often than nearby towns?
Southwell’s elevation and inland position mean it can see slightly more snowfall than lower-lying Newark or the Trent Valley. Cold easterly winds occasionally bring lying snow, particularly in January and February.