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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.

The live forecast above shows the conditions to expect across the ST5 postcode area, covering Newcastle-under-Lyme, Wolstanton and nearby villages – plan your day around the cloud cover and any rain shown.

What is the weather like in ST5 today?

Today’s outlook for the ST5 area, as seen in the live forecast above, points to a dry start with increasing cloud through the morning. For a more localised breakdown, check bbc weather newcastle under lyme and bbc weather wolstanton, which often differ slightly from the broader postcode view. Those in Nantwich can refer to bbc weather nantwich for nearby conditions. The latest bbc news alerts may also flag any sudden changes.

Will it rain in ST5 this week?

According to the live forecast above, rain is possible later in the week, though confidence is moderate. The 10-day outlook – available on our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page – suggests a more settled spell towards the weekend. For a regional perspective, see the Birmingham Weather page, as conditions often track from the south-west.

Postcode areaST5
Principal townNewcastle-under-Lyme
CountyStaffordshire
Nearest major cityStoke-on-Trent
How accurate are BBC Weather forecasts for ST5?

BBC Weather uses Met Office data and local station observations. For a postcode like ST5, forecasts are generally reliable up to three days ahead; beyond that, treat with caution.

Does ST5 get snow in winter?

Yes, but it is infrequent. The area sits inland at around 150m elevation, so light snow can occur a few times each winter, usually settling for a day or two.

What is the nearest coastal weather influence on ST5?

Liverpool Bay, about 50 miles west, moderates temperatures slightly. Westerly winds bring milder, wetter conditions, while easterlies can bring colder, drier spells.