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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Headlines UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Mevagissey, as conditions on the south Cornwall coast can shift quickly with sea breezes and Atlantic weather fronts. The harbour town’s microclimate means you should plan for changeable conditions even on days that start bright.
What is the weather like in Mevagissey today and tomorrow?
The live forecast above gives the most accurate view for Mevagissey. Typically, the area sees mild winters and cooler summers than inland Cornwall, thanks to the coastal influence. For weather mevagissey tomorrow, expect similar patterns to today, with cloud and possible drizzle arriving from the southwest. Sea fog can also roll in during spring and early summer, reducing visibility along the harbour.
What is the outlook for the next 10 to 14 days?
For weather in mevagissey 10 days or a 14 day weather mevagissey view, the live forecast above is your best bet. Longer-range forecasts for this exposed coastline often show Atlantic low-pressure systems bringing rain and stronger winds, interspersed with drier spells. For a broader UK picture, check our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.
Is the BBC weather for Mevagissey reliable for planning a trip?
Yes, bbc weather mevagissey provides a reliable short-term outlook. For a longer view, check bbc weather mevagissey 14 days updates, but treat any forecast beyond 7 days as a trend rather than a guarantee, especially for coastal spots.
Does Mevagissey get a lot of rain compared to the rest of Cornwall?
Mevagissey receives similar rainfall to other south Cornish coastal villages, averaging around 900–1000mm annually. The harbour area can feel damp due to sea mist, but heavy rain often passes quickly as Atlantic fronts move through.
What should I wear in Mevagissey for changeable weather?
A waterproof jacket and layers are essential, even in summer. The coastal breeze can drop the felt temperature by several degrees. For sunny days, bring sun protection as UV can be strong when the cloud breaks, especially near the water.