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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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Check the live forecast above before heading out, as Newquay’s coastal weather can shift quickly with Atlantic fronts moving through.
What will the weather in Newquay be like today and tomorrow?
Expect a mix of bright spells and showers, typical for this stretch of the Cornish coast. The live forecast above gives the most accurate view for the next few hours.
- Winds often pick up along the seafront, making it feel cooler than inland spots.
- Rain tends to arrive from the west, so keep an eye on radar if you’re planning a beach day.
- Overnight lows rarely drop far, thanks to the surrounding sea.
Looking further ahead: 10, 14, 21 and 28 day forecasts
For planning trips or surf sessions, longer-range outlooks can help, but they become less reliable after a week. The live forecast above is your best bet for the coming days.
- For a newquay weather forecast 14 day view, combine the live data with Met Office trends.
- The weather in newquay 10 days ahead often shows Atlantic low-pressure systems rotating through.
- If you need bbc newquay weather details, the BBC site uses Met Office data too.
- For weather in newquay tomorrow, check the hourly breakdown in the live forecast above.
- Longer-term outlooks like bbc weather newquay cornwall 14 days or 28 day weather newquay cornwall give a general trend, not a minute-by-minute guarantee.
- A 21 day weather forecast newquay or newquay weather 30 days is best used for spotting broad patterns, not packing specifics.
Is Newquay weather usually windy?
Yes, especially along the coast. The town faces the Atlantic, so southwesterly winds are common. Surfers often welcome this, but it can make beach days feel brisk. Check the live forecast above for wind speed details.
When is the best time to visit Newquay for sunshine?
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) often bring the best balance of warmth and fewer crowds. July and August are busiest but can be unsettled. The live forecast above will help you pick a window.
Does Newquay get snow?
Very rarely. Snow is unusual along the Cornish coast because of the mild sea influence. When it does fall, it tends to settle only on higher ground inland and melts quickly. Frost is more common in winter.
Sources
For more UK forecasts, see our UK weather hub, or check conditions in Bristol and Liverpool. For a longer outlook, visit the 10 day weather forecast UK page.