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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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BBC Weather for Bembridge today shows a mostly cloudy day with temperatures hovering near 10°C, as seen in the live forecast above. A light south-westerly breeze keeps the feel cooler, typical for mid-November on the Isle of Wight.
How will the conditions change over the next few days?
The live forecast indicates a gradual drying trend from tomorrow onward, with high pressure building across southern England. Overnight lows may drop to around 6°C, with patchy frost possible in sheltered spots inland. Wind speeds remain light to moderate, rarely exceeding 15 mph.
What should you watch out for?
Visibility could drop to 2–3 miles early mornings due to sea fog, especially near Bembridge harbour. The UK weather hub provides rolling updates. If you’re planning a walk along the coast, the breeze will feel sharper – layer up. The Met Office outlook for the Isle of Wight suggests a settled end to the week.
Is rain likely later today?
The live forecast shows a 20–30% chance of light rain this afternoon, but most models keep Bembridge dry until evening. Any showers will be brief and light, less than 1 mm accumulation.
How strong is the wind for sailing or kitesurfing?
Wind speeds are moderate – 10–15 mph from the south-west – which is fine for experienced sailors but below ideal for kitesurfing. XC Weather Bembridge data suggests gusts may reach 20 mph around high tide.
Will it feel colder than the thermometer shows?
Yes. With the wind chill factor, the “feels-like” temperature is 2–3°C lower than the actual air temperature. If you’re heading out, a windproof jacket is advisable, especially near the Solent.
Stay ahead of the conditions with our 10-day forecast for the UK and check Bristol Weather for regional comparisons. For the latest bbc news updates on weather warnings, see the Met Office’s live feed.