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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The live forecast above shows Hull’s temperature in the low-to-mid teens Celsius this afternoon, with a moderate breeze and broken cloud. Expect a dry start, but rain likely by late evening.
What is the weather in Hull today and tomorrow?
For weather hull today, the live data indicates highs around 14–16°C with increasing cloud from the west. Overnight, a band of rain moves in, clearing by dawn. Weather hull tomorrow should be fresher: sunny spells and a brisk westerly wind, with temperatures dropping to 11–13°C. The met office weather hull outlook for the next 48 hours suggests a single pulse of rain rather than prolonged wet weather.
How does the outlook look for the next two to three weeks?
For weather in hull for next 2 weeks, the longer-range signals point to a changeable pattern. A high-pressure ridge early next week brings a settled spell, then a series of Atlantic fronts arrive later. The bbc weather hull 14 days view shows temperatures near average (13–16°C), with the wettest days around the middle of the second week. For weather hull this week, expect a mix of dry, bright intervals and occasional rain. The met office weather hull 14 days continues the theme of low-pressure dominance, though no named storms are likely. For weather in hull next 3 weeks, the signal is uncertain, but a transition to cooler, showery conditions is probable.
Will it rain heavily in Hull this week?
No sustained heavy rain expected. The band tonight may be briefly moderate, but totals stay below 5mm. Drier Friday and Saturday, then another 2–3mm possible Sunday evening.
When is the next dry, sunny day?
Tuesday looks best: high pressure builds, giving blue skies and light winds. Temperatures near 15°C. Wednesday also mostly dry but clouding over later.
Is the BBC weather forecast for Hull reliable?
Generally yes – short‑term outlooks (48h) are accurate to within ±1°C. 14‑day forecasts carry lower confidence but capture trends well. Cross‑check with the Met Office for warnings.
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