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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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Marske-by-the-sea sees a 4–6°C range today under broken cloud, with the live forecast above showing a moderate north-westerly breeze. Coastal mist may linger through the morning, typical for early spring on the North Yorkshire shore.
What does the live forecast mean for Marske today?
The numbers above indicate sea temperatures still around 7–8°C, keeping any breeze cool even when the sun appears. Wind chill will make it feel closer to 1–3°C for exposed walks along The Stray or the beach front. Rain is not expected in the immediate window, though a few light showers could drift in from the North Sea by late afternoon.
Will the weekend be better for a coastal visit?
Saturday looks similar—cool with patchy cloud—but Sunday may brighten as high pressure nudges in from the west. High tide times shift later each day, so check local boards if you’re walking the foreshore. For a broader look ahead, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
Why does Marske often feel colder than inland Teesside?
The North Sea keeps coastal air temperatures a degree or two lower in spring, and the exposed beachfront lets the wind build directly off the water. Inland spots like Middlesbrough can be 2–3°C milder on the same day.
Should I expect fog on the coast this time of year?
Sea fret—coastal fog—forms when mild air moves over cooler seawater. It’s most likely in early morning and can persist near the shore into midday. The live forecast above will show visibility changes as the morning develops.
Where can I check the tide before walking the beach?
The Met Office and local council publish tide tables for Marske. The RNLI also operates a live feed for Redcar which is directly comparable. Check those before heading out, especially around high water.