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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 15 June 2026 by the National Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Guisborough’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, brings a mix of cloud and bright spells typical for the North York Moors edge. It feels noticeably cooler than recent days, so a light jacket is wise for any time outdoors.
What is the outlook for Guisborough this week?
The week ahead stays unsettled, with the best of any sunshine arriving on Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday looks cloudier, with a chance of patchy rain drifting in from the coast. By the weekend, a weak ridge of high pressure should bring drier conditions, though overnight temperatures could dip close to freezing in sheltered valley spots. For a detailed view, check the 10 day weather forecast UK.
How does Guisborough’s location affect its weather?
Sitting on the northern edge of the North York Moors, Guisborough often catches cloud and drizzle rolling off the North Sea. This makes it slightly wetter and breezier than towns further inland. The hills to the south can also trap low cloud, meaning misty mornings are common, especially in autumn and winter. If you are planning a walk, the UK weather hub has live updates for the area.
Is the weather in Guisborough different from Middlesbrough?
Yes, Guisborough is generally a degree or two cooler than Middlesbrough, especially in summer, due to its higher elevation and proximity to the moors. It also tends to be slightly cloudier and wetter.
Where can I check the weather in Guisborough for the next 10 days?
You can use the live forecast above for a quick view, or refer to services like bbc weather guisborough and accuweather guisborough. For hourly details, try guisborough weather hourly pages.
Does it snow often in Guisborough?
Snow is fairly common in winter, usually a few days each year, but heavy falls are rare. The higher ground on the moors sees more snow than the town centre, especially when easterly winds bring cold air from the North Sea.