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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.

18°C
Partly cloudyGomersalFeels like 18° · Wind 14 km/h · Humidity 92%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 05:15Sunset 21:11
Today☁️24°17°💧4%
Wed☁️24°16°💧14%
Thu🌦️20°14°💧14%
Fri☁️20°12°💧45%
Sat🌦️19°14°💧20%
Sun🌦️17°14°💧8%
Mon🌦️24°13°💧20%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above before heading out in Gomersal today, as conditions can shift quickly given the village’s position on the eastern fringe of the West Yorkshire hills, just a few miles south of Bradford.

What’s the outlook for Gomersal this week?

Gomersal sits at around 150 metres above sea level, which means it often catches a little more cloud and a slightly cooler breeze than lower-lying parts of Leeds or the Calder Valley. The live forecast above will give you the most accurate breakdown for the next few days, but expect a typical West Yorkshire mix: some brighter spells, occasional rain pushing in from the west, and temperatures that feel a notch lower when the wind picks up across the nearby moors.

How does Gomersal’s location affect its weather?

Nestled between the towns of Cleckheaton and Birstall, and about 8 miles south-west of Leeds city centre, Gomersal is sheltered from the worst of the Pennine weather but still feels its influence. The prevailing south-westerly flow brings damp conditions from the Irish Sea, often giving the area a few more overcast hours than places further east. For a detailed regional picture, check the UK weather hub or compare with the Leeds weather outlook.

LocationWest Yorkshire, 8 miles south-west of Leeds
ElevationApprox. 150 metres above sea level
NeighbourCleckheaton (1 mile west), Birstall (1 mile east)
RegionWest Yorkshire, inland, near M62 corridor
Is Gomersal prone to fog?

Yes, particularly in autumn and winter. The village’s slight elevation and proximity to the Spen Valley can trap low cloud and mist, especially on calm mornings after a damp spell. It usually lifts by late morning as the ground warms.

Does Gomersal get more rain than Leeds?

Slightly. Being a few miles west of Leeds and closer to the Pennine foothills, Gomersal often records a bit more rainfall, especially when westerly winds push showers over the hills. The difference is marginal—typically 10–20mm more per month in the wetter seasons.

What’s the best source for live updates in Gomersal?

The live forecast above is the quickest reference, but for detailed radar and hour-by-hour changes, you can also check BBC Weather for Gomersal or the Met Office’s site. Both offer reliable data for the village and surrounding areas like Cleckheaton and Birstall.

For a broader view of conditions across the region, see the Sheffield weather forecast and 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.