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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.

🌦️11°C
Light drizzleLongridgeFeels like 8° · Wind 13 km/h · Humidity 80%
UV 1 LowSunrise 07:39Sunset 18:11
Today🌦️12°7°💧100%
Sat⛅11°3°💧0%
Sun☁️11°1°💧1%
Mon⛅13°5°💧8%
Tue☁️13°6°💧21%
Wed🌧️11°8°💧49%
Thu🌦️10°7°💧56%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above for Longridge before heading out, as conditions in this Ribble Valley town can shift quickly with the nearby Bowland fells influencing local weather patterns.

What is the outlook for Longridge this week?

The live forecast above shows the immediate trend for Longridge, a town set on a ridge above the River Ribble, inland from the Fylde coast. Expect a typical mix of cloud and brighter spells, with the chance of showers drifting in from the Irish Sea. Temperatures will feel cooler in any breeze, particularly on the exposed higher ground towards Longridge Fell.

How does the local geography affect Longridge weather?

Longridge sits on a limestone ridge, making it more exposed than nearby Clitheroe or Preston. This elevation often means lower cloud and stronger winds compared to the valley floor. For a comparison of conditions in a neighbouring market town, check the UK weather hub for the latest on bbc weather clitheroe.

LocationRibble Valley, Lancashire
ElevationApprox 120m above sea level
Nearest coastFylde coast (approx 20 miles west)
Key influenceForest of Bowland hills to the north
Will it rain in Longridge today?

Refer to the live forecast above for the most accurate hour-by-hour rain chances. Showers are often hit-and-miss in this area, with the Bowland fells sometimes sheltering Longridge from heavier bands moving inland.

Is Longridge windier than Preston?

Yes, generally. Longridge’s elevated position on a ridge means it catches more wind than Preston, which sits lower in the Ribble Valley. Gusts can be noticeably stronger, especially during autumn and winter.

Where can I find the Met Office forecast for Longridge?

The met office weather longridge page provides detailed regional data, including mountain weather warnings for the Bowland area. You can also compare conditions with Glasgow Weather for a broader Scottish perspective.