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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 14 June 2026 by the Pressorbit weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Britain’s maritime climate keeps winters mild and summers cool, but Coventry sits inland enough to escape the worst of the coastal damp. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions; below we break down what to expect through the year, how changeable the weather can be, and when a visit is most rewarding.
Typical climate through the seasons
Coventry, in the West Midlands, experiences a temperate oceanic climate. The yearly average high sits around 14 °C, with lows near 6 °C. Annual rainfall totals approximately 650 mm, spread fairly evenly across the months – though autumn and winter tend to be slightly wetter.
Spring (March–May)
Spring sees temperatures lifting from single digits to the low teens. March averages highs of 10 °C, rising to 16 °C by May. Night frosts are possible into April, but by late spring the soil warms and greenery returns. Rainfall is around 45–55 mm per month; expect a mix of sunny spells and brisk showers.
Summer (June–August)
Summer highs typically reach 20–22 °C, with occasional spikes above 27 °C during heatwaves. July is the warmest month, averaging a high of 22 °C, while nights stay around 12 °C. Rain is still present – about 50–60 mm per month – but often falls as short thundery downpours rather than persistent drizzle. The bbc weather coventry 14‑day outlook during summer usually shows a blend of dry, bright days and unsettled interludes.
Autumn (September–November)
Temperatures drop steadily: September’s highs of 19 °C give way to November’s 9 °C. Rainfall increases to around 60–70 mm monthly, with October often the wettest month. Fog becomes more common in the mornings, and the first frosts can appear by mid‑November.
Winter (December–February)
Winter highs average 7–8 °C, with lows near 1–2 °C. Snowfall is infrequent – typically 5–10 days of lying snow per year – but frost occurs on around 40 mornings. Rain remains the dominant precipitation, with monthly totals of 55–65 mm. The met office weather coventry warnings page is worth checking during this period for ice or snow alerts.
How changeable is Coventry’s weather?
Like much of the UK, Coventry’s weather can shift within a single day. A calm morning can turn into a windy, rainy afternoon if a low‑pressure system passes through. This is typical of the maritime influence: the Atlantic brings mild, moist air, while continental highs occasionally deliver colder, drier spells. The accuweather coventry 30‑day trend often struggles to pin down specifics beyond a week because of this variability.
For a reliable short‑term view, the weather in coventry tomorrow forecast (visible in the live panel above) is your best guide. For longer‑range planning, the bbc weather coventry 14 days forecast gives a useful general direction, though confidence drops after the first week.
Best time to visit and what to pack
For the most settled weather, late May to September offers the warmest days and longest daylight hours. June and July are ideal for exploring Coventry’s cathedral ruins and canal walks, with average highs around 21 °C and reasonable sunshine. Pack layers: a light jacket and a waterproof are essential even in summer, as showers can arrive without warning.
If you prefer fewer crowds and don’t mind cooler temperatures, September and early October are pleasant, with autumn colours starting to show. Winter visits can be rewarding for festive events, but bring a warm coat, hat, and robust shoes – the damp cold can feel raw. Check the coventry weather 30 day forecast before booking, but remember accuracy drops beyond two weeks.
What is the weather in Coventry tomorrow?
For the most accurate view of tomorrow’s conditions, refer to the live forecast above or the bbc weather coventry short‑term page. Typically, you can expect a daytime high within the current seasonal average (check the seasonal table above) and a chance of rain that varies by month. The weather in coventry 10 days outlook will also show tomorrow’s data with good confidence.
How reliable is a 14‑day forecast for Coventry?
Meteorological models for Coventry are reasonably skilful for the first 7–10 days, but uncertainty grows after that. The bbc weather coventry 14 days forecast gives a general trend rather than precise daily values – useful for planning, not for last‑minute decisions. For critical events, stick to the 5‑day outlook.
Does it rain a lot in Coventry?
Coventry receives about 650 mm of rain per year, which is slightly below the UK average. Rain is frequent but not torrential: expect around 130–140 wet days annually (days with at least 1 mm of rain). This is similar to nearby Birmingham Weather. The wettest spells usually come in autumn and early winter.
Are there weather warnings for Coventry?
Yes – the Met Office issues yellow, amber, or red warnings for severe weather affecting Coventry. You can monitor these on our UK weather warnings page, or directly on the Met Office site. Common warnings include rain, snow, ice, and strong winds, most frequent between November and February.
Local microclimate notes
Coventry lies in a relatively low‑rainfall pocket compared to the nearby Welsh mountains or the Pennines. The city’s urban heat island effect can keep night‑time temperatures slightly higher than the surrounding rural areas. However, the Anker and Sowe valleys can trap cold air, leading to frosts that are a degree or two sharper than in the city centre. The bbc weather 21 day forecast near coventry may sometimes show subtle differences between the city and its outskirts – pay attention to the “feels‑like” temperature if you’re heading to out‑of‑town areas.
If you’re after a broader perspective on the region, the UK weather hub provides links to other cities, and the 10‑day forecast page can help with longer‑term planning. For those comparing with nearby regions, Birmingham Weather is a useful reference point, though Birmingham tends to be slightly warmer in summer due to its larger urban area.
