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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the StoryShift weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Clevedon’s maritime climate brings mild winters, cool summers and reliable rainfall year-round. For the most settled conditions, visit between May and September, though the live forecast above should always be checked before travel.
What is the best time to visit Clevedon?
Late spring and early summer offer the highest chance of dry, warm days, with June and July averaging 18–20°C. Autumn can be pleasant but wetter, while winter lows hover around 3–5°C. School holidays — particularly late July and August — see more families at the coast, so book accommodation early if travelling then.
What should you pack for Clevedon?
A waterproof jacket is useful any month, given the town’s exposure to Bristol Channel weather. Layered clothing works well from April to October; a warm coat, hat and gloves are sensible from November to March. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for the seafront and nearby trails.
What is the weather in Clevedon tomorrow?
Refer to the live forecast above for the most up-to-date outlook. For a more detailed check, the Met Office weather Clevedon page provides hourly breakdowns and warnings.
Is the 10-day forecast reliable for Clevedon?
Forecasts become less certain beyond five days, but a weather Clevedon 10 days outlook gives a useful trend. For travel decisions, check the weather Clevedon 7 days forecast and update nearer the time.
Does Clevedon get foggy because of the coast?
Yes, sea fog can form, especially in spring and early summer when the sea is still cool. This usually clears by late morning. Always check BBC Weather Clevedon or the Met Office for visibility reports before setting out.
Sources
For other destinations, see our UK weather hub or the Bristol Weather page for the wider region. A 10 Day Weather Forecast UK is also available.