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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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The live forecast above shows the current conditions for Timperley, the Greater Manchester village south-west of the city centre and close to the Cheshire border. Expect a largely cloudy day with a moderate breeze, typical for this inland spot sheltered by the Pennines to the east.
What is the outlook for Timperley this week?
Temperatures in Timperley will hover close to the seasonal average for midweek, with the cloud cover keeping overnight frost at bay. Rain is likely to push in from the Irish Sea by Thursday afternoon, a pattern often amplified by the Cheshire Plain’s low-lying geography. For a broader view, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
How does Timperley’s weather compare to nearby areas?
Lying just west of the M56 and the River Mersey, Timperley tends to be a degree or two milder than upland parts of the Peak District, but it can feel damp when Atlantic fronts stall over the Manchester conurbation. For reference, the Liverpool Weather page often shows a slightly windier, drier profile due to its coastal position.
Where can I find the met office weather for Timperley?
The Met Office provides detailed hourly and 14-day forecasts for Timperley via its UK postcode search. Their data is the most reliable for long-range planning, especially for checking the timperley weather 14 days outlook.
Does bbc news cover Timperley weather?
Yes, BBC News includes Timperley in its North West England regional forecasts, typically shown during local bulletins. The BBC Weather website also offers a dedicated page for the village, updated throughout the day.
Is Timperley prone to flooding when it rains heavily?
Timperley sits near the River Mersey floodplain, so persistent heavy rain can cause localised surface water issues, particularly around Brooklands and the Bridgewater Canal. The Environment Agency issues alerts when river levels rise.