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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Swansea sees a mix of cloud and bright spells today, with the live forecast above showing the immediate conditions. A westerly breeze keeps temperatures near average for the time of year, though rain pushes in later.
What will the weather in Swansea be like over the next few days?
The weather in Swansea tomorrow turns unsettled as a band of rain moves across the city from mid-morning, clearing to scattered showers by evening. Winds strengthen from the southwest, making it feel cooler than today. For a full breakdown, check the UK weather hub.
How does the 14-day outlook look for Swansea?
Looking further ahead, the 14 day weather forecast in Swansea from the Met Office points to a changeable pattern, with low pressure dominating much of the period. The 14 day weather Swansea Met Office data suggests drier interludes between Atlantic systems, though no prolonged settled spells are expected. The 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page gives a clearer view of the immediate week ahead.
Is the Met Office weather for Swansea reliable for a 15-day forecast?
The 15 day weather forecast Swansea gives a broad trend rather than precise detail. Confidence drops beyond day 7, so treat day-by-day specifics with caution. Use the met office weather Swansea page for the most up-to-date warnings and short-range updates.
Will it be warmer or colder than normal in Swansea this week?
Temperatures stay near the seasonal average, with daytime highs typical for late autumn. Overnight lows may dip under clearer skies, but no widespread frost is expected in the immediate outlook.
Where can I find the BBC Weather Swansea 14-day forecast?
The bbc weather swansea 14 days forecast is available on the BBC Weather site. For comparison, the bbc weather swansea met office data often aligns, as both sources use Met Office model output. Check both for a rounded view.