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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 Dursley, the live forecast above shows the conditions expected over the coming hours. This Gloucestershire market town, nestled below the Cotswold escarpment and a short drive from the Severn Estuary, often sees its own local weather patterns, with the hills to the east influencing cloud and rainfall.
What is the weather like in Dursley today?
Based on the live forecast above, Dursley’s weather today follows a typical pattern for this inland spot. The town’s position between the Cotswolds and the River Severn means it can be slightly cooler than nearby Stroud, with mist often lingering in the valleys on calm mornings. For a broader view of conditions across the region, check the Bristol Weather page, which covers the wider West Country area.
Will it rain in Dursley this week?
The live forecast above gives a clear indication of rain chances for Dursley over the next few days. Given its location, showers often develop as they move east from the Bristol Channel. For a longer outlook, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page provides a useful overview of national trends that affect Gloucestershire.
How does the met office weather Dursley forecast compare to the BBC?
The Met Office provides detailed data for Dursley, while the BBC uses this data for its forecasts. Both are reliable, but the Met Office offers more granular information on wind and pressure for local planning.
Where can I find the weather in Dursley 10 days ahead?
The live forecast above includes a 10-day outlook. For a dedicated view, the Met Office website offers a specific “weather in Dursley 10 days” page, which is useful for planning events or travel.
Is the bbc weather dursley 14 days forecast accurate?
Long-range forecasts, including the BBC’s 14-day outlook for Dursley, are less reliable than short-term ones. They are best used as a general trend guide rather than a precise prediction.