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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Based on the live forecast above, Haworth’s current conditions show a temperature range of around 10–14°C with light rain and moderate winds. The high this afternoon should reach the upper end of that band, then drop to around 7°C overnight under clearing skies.
What is the weather like in Haworth today?
The live forecast above indicates a damp start with a 60% chance of rain and winds from the west at 15–20 mph. Cloud cover will thin by late afternoon, giving way to a mostly dry evening. Humidity around 85% will keep the air feeling cooler than the thermometer suggests. For a detailed view of conditions from other providers, you can check bbc weather haworth or accuweather haworth, though the live data here remains the most up‑to‑date.
How will the weather change this week?
Over the next few days Haworth sees a gradual improvement. Wednesday’s highs should reach 15°C with sunny spells, before a weak front introduces light showers on Thursday. The met office weather haworth 7 days forecast points to a settling pattern, with temperatures staying near seasonal averages. For a longer outlook, the weather haworth 14 days projection on the live forecast above suggests drier conditions returning by the weekend. If you plan to travel, check weather haworth tomorrow for the closest detail. For a regional comparison, see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK or the UK weather hub.
What is the best time to visit Haworth for good weather?
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) offer the mildest, driest conditions. Average highs of 15–18°C and lower rainfall than the rest of the year make these months ideal for exploring the moors and village.
Does Haworth get snow in winter?
Yes, Haworth receives light to moderate snowfall most winters, typically a few days per season, often in January or February. The Pennine setting can cause snow to linger on higher ground, but main roads are usually cleared quickly.
Is Haworth often foggy?
Fog is common in Haworth, especially in autumn and winter, owing to its valley location and proximity to moorland. Visibility can drop below 200 m on the worst mornings, but it normally lifts by midday.