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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Regional Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For a reliable outlook on Spondon’s weather, check the live forecast above – it uses the same data as BBC Weather and the Met Office, giving you a clear view of what to expect across the coming hours and days. Spondon sits in the Derbyshire suburbs of Derby, so its inland position means temperatures can vary more than near the coast, with occasional chillier nights and warmer daytime spells.
What conditions are typical for Spondon?
Derby’s weather shows a temperate maritime climate: mild summers, cool winters, and rain spread throughout the year. The live forecast above gives the day‑by‑day picture, but here are the general patterns:
- Summer highs average around 21°C, though occasional heatwaves can push into the high 20s.
- Winter lows typically fall to 1–2°C, with frost on clear nights and rare light snowfall a few times each year.
- Rainfall is well‑distributed – expect roughly 700 mm annually, with autumn and winter the wettest seasons.
- Wind direction shifts, but south‑westerlies are most common, bringing Atlantic weather fronts.
Are there any specific weather risks to watch for?
While Spondon does not face extreme weather often, keep an eye on the live forecast above for these potential issues:
- Flooding from prolonged rain – the River Derwent runs nearby, and the Environment Agency issues flood alerts when needed.
- Ice and frost in winter, especially on untreated roads and pavements during clear nights.
- Thunderstorms in late spring and summer, sometimes bringing localised downpours.
How reliable are weather forecasts for Spondon?
Short‑term forecasts (up to three days) are generally very accurate, using data from the Met Office and BBC Weather. For longer outlooks, confidence decreases — always check the live forecast above for daily updates.
Does it snow much in Spondon?
On average, Spondon sees about 5–10 days of snow or sleet each year, mostly in January and February. Accumulations are usually light and short‑lived, but the live forecast above will show any approaching wintry spells.
Where else can I get the latest Spondon weather updates?
Alongside the live forecast above, you can follow the Met Office website, the BBC Weather app, and local bbc news bulletins for any warnings or significant changes in conditions.
For a broader look at conditions across Britain, visit our UK weather hub or the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page for extended outlooks.