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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 Wellington today – conditions are likely to remain unsettled with patchy rain and a moderate southwesterly breeze, typical for this inland Somerset town. The Met Office weather Wellington page gives more detail if you need to plan ahead.
What is the outlook for Wellington over the next few days?
The live forecast above shows a changeable pattern: cloud building through the morning with a few light showers, then brighter spells later. Temperatures stay near seasonal averages, though the wind may make it feel cooler. For a longer view, the weather in Wellington 10 days is best checked using the 10-day tab on our site.
How does Wellington compare with nearby towns like Bristol?
Wellington sits inland, so it avoids the immediate coastal dampness that affects places like Weston-super-Mare. Nearby Bristol Weather often records slightly milder nights. If you are travelling further, the BBC Weather Rotorua and BBC Weather Picton pages provide separate coverage for those New Zealand locations.
Where can I find a 30-day forecast for Wellington?
The Wellington weather 30 day forecast is available from some long-range forecasting sites, but accuracy drops sharply after two weeks. For reliable planning stick with the 7–10 day outlook shown above and on our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.
Is the Met Office weather Wellington different from the BBC forecast?
Both use similar data but the Met Office provides more detailed technical charts, while the BBC forecast is designed for quick reading. The live forecast above is based on the same public Met Office feed.
What about BBC Weather Rotorua and Picton?
Those are separate New Zealand forecasts. Our coverage focuses on UK towns including Wellington, Somerset. If you need conditions for Rotorua or Picton, check the BBC’s dedicated international pages.
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