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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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Exeter’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, brings a mix of cloud and bright spells typical for the Devon capital, with conditions often influenced by its position between the Exe Estuary and Dartmoor.
What is the outlook for Exeter this week?
The week ahead for Exeter follows a familiar south-west pattern: the live forecast above indicates a gradual shift from showery intervals to more settled conditions by midweek. Temperatures will stay near the seasonal average, with the chance of a brisk breeze off the Exe Estuary. For a broader view of conditions across the country, see our UK weather hub.
How does Exeter’s location affect its weather?
Exeter sits in a rain shadow east of Dartmoor, meaning it often escapes the heaviest downpours that hit the moor. However, its proximity to the coast means sea breezes can keep afternoons cooler in summer, while mild south-westerly winds prevent extreme cold in winter. The Bristol Weather page offers a useful comparison for this region.
What is the best source for bbc weather exeter?
The BBC Weather service for Exeter uses Met Office data and is updated hourly. For the most detailed local forecast, the Met Office’s own site provides additional radar and text-based outlooks.
Can I get a reliable weather in exeter 10 days forecast?
Yes, the Met Office and BBC both offer a 10-day forecast for Exeter. Beyond that, confidence drops significantly; our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page explains the limitations of longer-range predictions.
Where can I find an exeter weather map?
The Met Office provides a rainfall radar map for the South West, which is the most accurate way to see approaching showers. The BBC Weather site also includes a pressure chart for the Exeter area.