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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Edinburgh Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for Dunbar’s current conditions before heading out; this coastal town in East Lothian often sees breezy weather straight off the North Sea, so layers and a windproof jacket are sensible choices today.
What should you expect from Dunbar weather today?
Dunbar sits on the East Lothian coast, about 27 miles east of Edinburgh, and its weather is shaped by the sea. The live forecast above shows the immediate outlook, but look out for a fresh breeze and the chance of passing showers – typical for this exposed stretch. If you’re walking the John Muir Way or checking the harbour, keep an eye on the sky.
Looking ahead: Dunbar weather tomorrow and beyond
For plans later in the week, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK gives a clear picture of how conditions evolve. Many locals also check bbc weather dunbar 14 days for a longer view, while anglers and boat users rely on dunbar tide times to plan safe trips. A 21 day weather forecast dunbar can help with holiday planning, but shorter-range outlooks tend to be more reliable.
Is it windy in Dunbar today?
Yes, Dunbar often feels breezy due to its exposed coastal position. The live forecast above shows current wind speed and direction – typically a north-easterly or south-westerly flow. Gusts can pick up around the harbour, so secure loose items if you’re outside.
Where can I get a reliable 14-day forecast for Dunbar?
You can check bbc weather dunbar 14 days via the BBC’s regional page, or use the Met Office’s local forecast. We also link to the UK weather hub and Glasgow Weather for broader Scottish context.
What are the best tide times for walking Dunbar’s beach?
Low tide reveals more sand and rock pools, ideal for a stroll from Belhaven Bay to the harbour. Use dunbar tide times from the UK Hydrographic Office or local notices – avoid walking too far out when the tide turns, as it comes in quickly.