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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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Plan for a breezy day along the coast at Marske-by-the-sea, with cloud and spells of rain driven in by a fresh north-westerly. The live forecast above shows the detail for the next few hours.
What will the weather in Marske-by-the-sea be like today?
Expect a brisk, mostly cloudy day with occasional showers moving in from the North Sea. The wind will be noticeable, especially along the seafront, so a windproof jacket is a good choice. Temperatures will feel cooler than the actual air temperature due to the wind chill.
- Showers will be light but could feel persistent in the breeze.
- Wind speeds are likely to reach around 15–20 mph, gusting higher near the coast.
- Sunshine will be limited, though brighter intervals may appear later.
- A gradual easing of wind is expected by the evening.
How does the coastal location affect Marske-by-the-sea’s weather?
Marske sits on the North Yorkshire coast, so its local weather is heavily shaped by sea breezes and North Sea conditions. The sea moderates temperatures, keeping winters milder and summers slightly cooler than inland towns like Middlesbrough. Fog and low cloud can linger longer when winds are from the east.
- Sea fog (haar) occasionally affects visibility in spring and summer.
- Coastal showers are common when a north-easterly wind blows.
- Tides can influence local conditions, especially during storm surges.
- The town’s position on a small headland means it catches more wind than sheltered inland spots.
What is the best time to visit Marske-by-the-sea for good weather?
Late May to early September generally offers the warmest and driest conditions. However, sea breezes can keep the coast noticeably cooler than inland, so pack layers even in summer. Spring and early autumn also provide pleasant days with fewer crowds.
Why does Marske often feel cooler than the forecast says?
The town is exposed to the North Sea, so a strong onshore wind can lower the perceived temperature by 3-5 °C. This wind-chill effect is most pronounced in spring when the sea is still cold, and on breezy autumn afternoons.
How reliable are long-range forecasts for Marske-by-the-sea?
Forecasts beyond five days become less reliable due to the influence of shifting weather systems over the North Sea. The Met Office 5-day forecast is the most dependable for planning outdoor activities on the coast.
For broader UK conditions, see our UK weather hub or the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for other coastal towns.