Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Culture Observer weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The Met Office’s forecast for Bath shows mild, changeable conditions typical of the South West; the live forecast above gives today’s temperature, wind and rain details.
Use the live forecast above for the most accurate current data for Bath.
When is the best time to visit Bath?
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) offer the most reliable dry spells and comfortable temperatures for sightseeing. July and August are busiest and priciest, partly due to school holidays, but still pleasant if you book ahead. Winter can be cold and damp, though the Christmas markets draw crowds.
What to pack for a trip to Bath
A waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes are essential year-round; rain is possible in any season. Layers work best, even in summer, when evenings can be cool. In winter add a warm coat, hat and gloves. Umbrellas are useful but can be blown inside out on windy days.
Is Bath very rainy?
Bath receives around 900mm of rain annually, spread fairly evenly through the year. October and November tend to be wettest, but even in summer you can expect a few wet days each week.
What is the 14‑day forecast for Bath?
For a reliable 14‑day outlook, check the BBC Weather Bath 14 days page or the Met Office weather Bath 14 days forecast. Both are updated twice daily and cover temperature, rain chances and wind.
Does Bath have snow in winter?
Snow is infrequent in Bath, typically falling on only 5–10 days per year. When it does settle, it usually melts within a day or two. Ice and frost are more common, especially in January and February.
For a broader look at conditions across the country, visit our UK weather hub. If you’re planning a trip to the West Country, see the Bristol Weather page for comparisons, or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for longer-range planning.