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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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Check the live forecast above before you set out, as Haworth’s weather is famously changeable. This West Yorkshire moorland village is often wet and windy, so a waterproof jacket is your most reliable companion.
When is the best time to visit Haworth?
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) offer the most settled conditions, with average highs of 14–18°C. July and August are busiest due to school holidays, but expect frequent showers and cooler evenings. Winter brings biting winds and occasional snow, making the moors atmospheric but challenging for walking.
What should you pack for Haworth?
Waterproofs, sturdy footwear and warm layers are essential year-round. Even in summer, a fleece or light jumper is wise for the breeze on the moors. In winter, add a thermal base layer and a windproof hat. For the Brontë Parsonage or village walks, comfortable shoes that can handle damp cobbles are a must.
Frequently asked questions
Does it rain a lot in Haworth?
Yes, Haworth receives around 1,200mm of rain annually, well above the UK average. Rain is possible any day, but showers often pass quickly. The moors are usually damp, so waterproof footwear is a wise choice.
Is Haworth ever snowy?
Snow falls several times each winter, typically between December and February. The village and surrounding moors can see 5–15cm of snow, which may linger for a few days. The Met Office weather Haworth 7 days forecast is useful for planning winter walks.
Can you visit Haworth in a day from nearby cities?
Yes, it’s a popular day trip from Leeds or Manchester. Check the weather Haworth tomorrow forecast before travelling, as moorland conditions can differ sharply from city weather. For longer stays, see our UK weather hub and 10 day weather forecast UK page.