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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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Cambridge will see a cool and cloudy start to the day, with the chance of patchy light rain arriving by mid-afternoon, according to the live forecast above. Temperatures will stay below the seasonal average, making it a day for a jacket if you are heading out.
What is the weather in Cambridge for the rest of the week?
After today’s unsettled spell, the rest of the week looks drier but still mostly overcast. Wednesday may bring a few brighter intervals, while Thursday stays largely grey with a brisk south-westerly breeze. Overnight lows will dip to around 5°C, so frost is unlikely in the city centre but possible on the outskirts.
How does Cambridge compare with nearby areas?
Being inland and on the edge of the Fens, Cambridge often feels cooler than coastal spots such as King’s Lynn. The city’s minimal sea influence means nights can turn chillier, especially when skies clear. For the latest details, check the Birmingham Weather page or see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for a wider picture.
Is the Cambridge weather forecast available on BBC?
Yes, the BBC provides a regular update for Cambridge. You can compare their outlook with the live forecast above; both sources typically align on the general pattern, though timings of rain can vary.
What will the weather be in Cambridge tomorrow?
Tomorrow is expected to stay mostly dry with cloud cover persisting through the morning. A light westerly wind will keep conditions fresh. Temperatures will reach about 11°C again, similar to today.
Does the Met Office offer a Cambridge weather forecast for 14 days?
The Met Office provides a 14-day outlook for Cambridge, though accuracy reduces after day seven. For planning further ahead, the live forecast above gives the most reliable short-term view, while 21-day and 30-day forecasts are less precise.