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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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Old Kilpatrick’s weather today is set by the live forecast above, with a cool, unsettled feel typical of the Clyde estuary in late spring. Nearby Dumbarton and the Kilpatrick Hills often see patchy drizzle, while the coast can bring a brisk westerly breeze.
What’s driving the weather right now?
A shallow low-pressure system sitting over the Firth of Clyde is pulling moist air inland, keeping skies grey and damp through the morning. The live forecast above shows the chance of brighter spells developing by mid-afternoon as the system edges east. Wind speeds should stay moderate – around 10–15 mph – so it won’t feel particularly blustery even near the river.
How does the rest of the week look?
High pressure builds from the Atlantic by Wednesday, bringing a drier interlude for Old Kilpatrick. Overnight minimums may drop to single figures, but daytime highs should lift a couple of degrees compared to today. The 10-day UK forecast suggests a return to more changeable conditions by the weekend, with rain likely pushing in from the west.
Will the rain persist all day?
The met office old kilpatrick feed indicates that the heaviest bursts should clear by early afternoon, leaving just intermittent light showers. A dry window may open late afternoon before the next band arrives overnight.
Is this colder than normal for May?
Daytime highs here are running about two degrees below the seasonal average. The cloud cover and onshore flow from the Clyde are the main culprits, though it is not unusual for this stretch of coast to lag behind inland areas.
Where can I check tides for the nearby foreshore?
The accuweather old kilpatrick page shows tidal times, but the most reliable live data comes from the Met Office’s coastal forecasts. For safety, always check GOV.UK flood warnings if walking the shoreline.