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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 for today’s conditions. Newcastle upon Tyne sees changeable weather typical of the North East, so expect a mix of cloud, occasional rain and moderate winds. Dress in layers and carry a light waterproof jacket.
What is the weather in Newcastle upon Tyne today?
Based on the live forecast above, Newcastle’s weather today will be dominated by cloud cover with a chance of light showers. Winds are likely from the southwest at 15-20 mph. Temperatures should stay near average for the season. If you are heading out, the morning may be driest, but rain could develop by the afternoon.
Will it rain in Newcastle this week?
The live forecast shows rain on some days this week, though not all. Midweek looks wetter, while the weekend may briefly dry up. For a detailed outlook, check our 10 day weather forecast UK page. The weather in Newcastle upon Tyne tomorrow will follow a similar pattern – keep an eye on the met office weather Newcastle updates for the latest hourly changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the weather in Newcastle upon Tyne 10 days from now?
The 10-day forecast for Newcastle shows a mixture of cloudy spells and occasional rain, with temperatures gradually rising. For a detailed day-by-day breakdown, see the 10 day weather forecast UK. You can also check bbc weather newcastle 14 days for a longer view.
Is there a 21 day weather forecast for Newcastle upon Tyne?
Long-range forecasts beyond 14 days are less reliable, but the Met Office provides outlooks up to three months. For a practical 21 day weather forecast Newcastle upon Tyne, it is best to check the live forecast above and look for consistent patterns. Always verify closer to the date.
How does Newcastle weather compare to Glasgow or Birmingham?
Newcastle generally has slightly less rain than Glasgow but more than Birmingham, due to its coastal position. Winds are stronger here. For comparisons, visit our Glasgow Weather and Birmingham Weather pages.