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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.

☁️22°C
OvercastBo'nessFeels like 22° · Wind 18 km/h · Humidity 74%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 05:24Sunset 21:16
Today🌧️22°15°💧100%
Wed🌦️19°14°💧93%
Thu🌦️17°12°💧34%
Fri☁️18°12°💧12%
Sat🌦️16°13°💧69%
Sun🌧️16°12°💧61%
Mon15°10°💧10%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Bo’ness sees a typical Forth-side mix today: the live forecast above indicates broken cloud with occasional light showers, driven by a moderate westerly breeze that keeps the air feeling noticeably cooler than the thermometer suggests.

What is the weather in Bo’ness today?

Cloud builds from the west through the morning, bringing the best chance of rain by mid-afternoon. Winds remain fresh, especially along the shoreline, and temperatures sit close to the seasonal average. The live forecast above gives a detailed hour-by-hour breakdown for those wanting a precise outlook.

How does the outlook change over the coming week?

The coming days turn more unsettled as Atlantic systems move in. If you’re checking weather in Bo’ness 7 days ahead, a band of rain arrives on Thursday. The 10-day picture suggests a drier, brighter weekend. For weather in Bo’ness tomorrow, expect a damp start then gradual improvement. Many locals also consult BBC Weather Bo’ness or AccuWeather Bo’ness for additional detail. The longer view – weather Bo’ness 14 days – points to a return of westerly winds next week.

LocationFirth of Forth estuary, Falkirk
Average high (July)18°C
Average low (January)1°C
Annual rainfall~900mm
How often does it rain in Bo’ness?

Bo’ness receives around 900mm of rain annually, spread across many days. Showers are frequent year‑round, but summer can bring drier spells, especially late May and June.

Is Bo’ness very windy?

Its coastal position on the Forth means it can be breezy. Prevailing winds are southwesterly, strengthening during autumn and winter storms. The live forecast above shows the current wind reading.

Does Bo’ness ever get snow?

Snow is not universal each winter, but when it arrives it tends to be in January or February. The low‑lying coastal site often yields a mix of rain and snow, with accumulations rarely lasting more than a day or two.

For wider regional conditions, see Glasgow Weather. A detailed longer-range outlook is available on our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.