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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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Check the live forecast above for Newquay before heading to the coast today; conditions along this north Cornwall stretch can shift quickly with Atlantic fronts moving in from the west, so plan around any rain or wind windows.
What is the weather in Newquay likely to do over the next couple of days?
Temperatures and conditions shown in the live forecast above will guide you, but typical for this time of year the town sees a mix of clouds and sunny spells with occasional showers drifting in from the sea. The breeze off the Atlantic keeps things cool, especially on exposed headlands like Fistral or Towan beach.
How does Newquay’s coastal position affect the forecast?
Newquay sits on the north Cornish coast, open to south-westerly winds that can bring milder air in winter but also persistent drizzle or low cloud. Inland parts of Cornwall often feel a few degrees warmer on fine days, while the coast stays a touch fresher. That’s worth remembering if you’re checking the bbc newquay weather or a newquay weather forecast 14 day outlook – the sea breeze can make it feel cooler than the actual air temperature.
What is the weather in Newquay tomorrow?
The live forecast above shows the details for tomorrow, but generally you can expect a similar pattern – a mix of cloud and some sunny intervals, with a chance of a light shower. Wind strength often picks up in the afternoon near the coast.
Is there a 14‑day forecast for Newquay?
Reliable 14‑day forecasts are difficult for any Cornish location because Atlantic systems change quickly. For a general outlook, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page, but treat any 28 day weather newquay cornwall predictions as a trend rather than a guarantee.
How does Newquay compare with Bristol weather?
Bristol is inland and generally warmer in summer and colder in winter than Newquay, which benefits from the maritime influence. For a direct comparison, see the Bristol Weather page alongside the live forecast above.