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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 Burnham-on-Sea, the live forecast above shows the current conditions and the outlook for the next few hours. This Somerset coastal town, sitting on the Bristol Channel between Brean Down and Berrow, typically sees a maritime influence that keeps temperatures moderate but can bring brisk winds and low cloud.
What is the weather like in Burnham-on-Sea today?
Based on the live forecast above, Burnham-on-Sea is experiencing conditions shaped by its exposed position on the Severn Estuary. The town often sees a sea breeze develop by late morning, which can make it feel cooler than inland spots like Bristol. Any low cloud or mist, common in spring and autumn, usually clears by midday, leaving a mix of sunny spells and patchy cloud.
How does the coastal location affect the forecast?
Burnham-on-Sea’s position on the flat Somerset coast means it is more prone to fog and sea fret than towns further inland. The Bristol Channel’s large tidal range also influences local wind patterns. For a longer view, check the 10 day weather forecast UK for Burnham-on-Sea, which includes the bbc weather burnham-on-sea 14 days outlook for planning trips to the beach or the nearby nature reserves.
Is Burnham-on-Sea usually windy?
Yes, it is one of the windier spots in Somerset due to its open coastal position. Winds from the southwest and west are common, especially in autumn and winter, often gusting over 30 mph during storms.
When is the best time to visit Burnham-on-Sea for weather?
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer the best balance of mild temperatures, lower wind, and fewer crowds. Summer can be pleasant but is often cooler than inland areas due to the sea breeze.
Does Burnham-on-Sea get fog?
Fog and sea fret are common, particularly in spring and autumn. This low cloud can linger for hours, reducing visibility to under 100 metres, before burning off by early afternoon as the land warms.
For the wider region, see the Bristol Weather page or the main UK weather hub for other locations.