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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.

🌤️17°C
Mainly clearTynemouthFeels like 13° · Wind 27 km/h · Humidity 67%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 06:37Sunset 19:22
Today🌦️19°15°💧71%
Wed🌦️16°13°💧19%
Thu🌦️15°12°💧43%
Fri🌦️16°12°💧19%
Sat☁️16°14°💧18%
Sun🌦️15°13°💧11%
Mon🌦️17°13°💧12%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows Tynemouth with temperatures around 12–14°C and light winds, typical for early autumn. Expect a mix of cloud and sunny spells, with a 20% chance of a light shower by mid-afternoon.

How does the live forecast compare to Tynemouth’s seasonal norm?

October averages in Tynemouth hover near 13°C – so the live forecast sits close to the typical range. Sea breezes often moderate temperatures here, keeping afternoons a degree or two cooler inland. Visibility is good, and UV levels remain low.

WindNE 11–15 mph, gusting 22 mph
Humidity72%
Chance of rain20%
Sunrise / sunset07:08 / 17:49

Will it rain in Tynemouth later this week?

According to the Met Office and the live forecast above, a weak front may bring patchy drizzle on Thursday, but accumulations stay under 1 mm. Friday looks brighter, with temperatures reaching 13°C. For a longer view, check our 10-day forecast for Tynemouth.

What is the weather in Tynemouth tomorrow?

Tomorrow the live forecast indicates a dry start with clouds building by noon. High of 13°C, light NE breeze. Occasional drizzle possible after 3pm – nothing heavy.

Is the BBC weather for Tynemouth reliable?

The BBC weather Tynemouth page uses Met Office data, so it aligns closely with the forecast above. Timings may vary slightly; check hourly updates for precision.

How does Tynemouth’s coastal location affect the forecast?

Sea breezes keep summer highs a few degrees lower than inland spots like Norwich, and winter lows milder. Fog can linger longer in spring. The live forecast already accounts for these coastal effects.