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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For the latest BBC Weather forecast for Cirencester, the live forecast above provides the most up-to-date conditions for this Cotswold market town. As an inland Gloucestershire location away from coastal moderation, Cirencester often sees slightly cooler mornings and evenings compared with neighbouring Swindon or Cheltenham, with a typical spring mix of sunshine and passing showers.
What is the weather in Cirencester today?
Today’s outlook is best read from the live forecast above. The weather in Cirencester today can change quickly due to its position in the Cotswolds, where local topography sometimes funnels cloud or holds fog in the valleys. For a detailed hour-by-hour breakdown, check the Met Office weather Cirencester page alongside the BBC data. Don’t forget to look at the wind direction – it often swings between south-westerly and north-easterly, bringing either milder Atlantic air or cooler continental conditions.
How does the week ahead shape up for Cirencester?
For the weather in Cirencester tomorrow and across the next seven to 14 days, the live forecast above gives the most reliable picture. The 14 day weather forecast Cirencester from the Met Office and BBC Weather both indicate that early-week rain may give way to drier spells by midweek – though confidence drops after day five. Those wanting a longer view can compare the BBC weather Cirencester 14 days with AccuWeather Cirencester, but remember that localised showers are common in this part of the Cotswolds. The weather in Cirencester 10 days remains broadly typical for late March: alternating bright periods and scattered cloud.
Is it raining in Cirencester right now?
The live forecast above includes a rain radar and current conditions. For the most precise answer, check the BBC Weather 7-day tab or the Met Office rainfall map for Gloucestershire. Showers can be very localised in the Cotswolds, so what’s falling in the town centre may differ from the outskirts.
Where can I find a 14‑day forecast for Cirencester?
The BBC Weather 14-day forecast for Cirencester is available through the live widget above. You can also cross‑reference with the Met Office’s long‑range outlook for the South West. Remember that forecasts beyond a week have lower confidence, especially for inland Cotswold locations where topography plays a role.
How does Cirencester’s weather compare with nearby Bristol?
Bristol, being closer to the coast, tends to be a degree or two warmer and less prone to frost. Cirencester, sitting at around 130 m above sea level, can feel chillier in the evening and may hold onto fog longer. Check the Bristol Weather page for a direct comparison.
For broader coverage, see our UK Weather Hub and the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.