Hull Weather

Hull’s weather is typical of eastern England: cool winters, mild summers, and rain spread fairly evenly through the year. The live forecast above shows the current conditions and the next few hours, giving you a reliable snapshot of what to expect today and in the days ahead.

What does the live forecast show for Hull today?

The live conditions above update automatically from the Met Office data feed. For weather hull today, look at the temperature, wind speed and direction, and the precipitation probability. Hull often feels breezier than the thermometer suggests because of its flat, open position near the Humber Estuary. If the live forecast shows a high chance of rain, it is worth taking a waterproof jacket even if the sky looks clear — showers can arrive quickly off the North Sea.

What will the weather in Hull be like tomorrow and this week?

For weather hull tomorrow, the live forecast above gives the hourly breakdown. Hull’s weather is driven by the prevailing south-westerly winds, which bring mild, damp air from the Atlantic. When the wind turns easterly, expect colder, drier conditions in winter and cooler, cloudier weather in summer. For weather hull this week, the 5–7 day outlook in the live widget is reliable for spotting broad trends — such as a spell of rain or a ridge of high pressure bringing settled days — but day-to-day details become less certain beyond three days.

What is the typical climate in Hull through the year?

Hull has a temperate maritime climate, meaning it avoids extremes. Summers are warm but rarely hot, and winters are cool but seldom severely cold. Rainfall is moderate and spread across all seasons.

Spring (March to May)

Spring starts cool, with average highs around 9°C in March rising to 15°C by May. Frosts are possible in early spring, especially on clear nights. Rainfall is moderate, and the city can experience a few dry, sunny spells as high pressure builds.

Summer (June to August)

Summer daytime highs typically range from 18°C to 22°C, though occasional heatwaves can push temperatures above 28°C. The met office weather hull data shows that July is usually the warmest month. Rain is still possible — summer thunderstorms can develop on hot afternoons — but long dry periods are not uncommon.

Autumn (September to November)

September often remains pleasant, with highs around 18°C, but by November temperatures drop to 9–10°C. This is the wettest period statistically, with Atlantic low-pressure systems bringing frequent rain and stronger winds. Fog can form in the Humber estuary on calm autumn mornings.

Winter (December to February)

Winter highs average 6–8°C, with overnight frosts common. Snowfall is light — Hull typically sees only a few days of lying snow each year — but easterly winds can bring colder, drier spells. The met office weather hull 14 days forecast is useful in winter for spotting any cold snaps early.

Does Hull have any local weather quirks?

Hull’s flat topography and proximity to the Humber Estuary mean it can be noticeably windier than inland cities such as Sheffield. The estuary also creates local fog, especially in autumn and winter. There is no significant urban heat island effect, so Hull’s temperatures are broadly in line with the surrounding East Riding countryside. For comparison, Liverpool Weather on the west coast tends to be milder in winter and slightly wetter, while Hull is often a degree or two cooler in summer.

When is the best time to visit Hull and what should you pack?

Late spring (May) and early autumn (September) offer the most reliable balance of mild temperatures and lower rainfall. For a summer visit, pack layers and a light waterproof — even warm days can turn showery. In winter, a warm coat, hat, and gloves are essential, along with sturdy footwear for wet pavements. If you are checking the weather in hull for next 2 weeks before a trip, the live forecast above gives a useful overview, though confidence in the forecast drops after day 7.

How reliable are longer-range forecasts for Hull?

For bbc weather hull 14 days or weather in hull next 3 weeks, treat the later part of the forecast as a broad trend rather than a detailed prediction. The Met Office and BBC both use ensemble models that become less accurate beyond 7–10 days. The live forecast above is most useful for the next 48 hours, where accuracy is high. For a more detailed look at the coming week, see our 10-day forecast page.

Does it rain a lot in Hull?

Hull receives around 650 mm of rain per year, which is below the UK average of roughly 1,150 mm. Rain falls on about 120–130 days annually, so while it is not exceptionally wet, you should expect some rain in any given week. The wettest months are typically October to January. For current warnings about heavy rain or strong winds, check the UK weather warnings page.

For a broader overview of conditions across the country, visit our UK weather hub.