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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the The UK Daily weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

☀️19°C
Clear skyBakewellFeels like 20° · Wind 10 km/h · Humidity 82%
UV 2 LowSunrise 06:38Sunset 19:24
Today☁️23°16°💧35%
Tue🌧️18°13°💧96%
Wed🌦️16°12°💧57%
Thu🌦️15°11°💧73%
Fri☁️15°10°💧34%
Sat🌦️16°13°💧39%
Sun🌦️19°14°💧25%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above for the most accurate picture of conditions in Bakewell today, though given its position in the Peak District, be prepared for sudden changes as cloud and rain can arrive quickly from the west.

What’s the outlook for Bakewell this week?

The live forecast above gives you the most reliable view for the coming days, but you can also look ahead with the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for a broader picture. If you’re planning further ahead, the bbc weather bakewell 14 days outlook can help with longer-term plans, while the bbc weather bakewell 7 days forecast is useful for the week ahead.

How does the Peak District influence Bakewell’s weather?

Bakewell sits in the Wye Valley, surrounded by Peak District fells. This means it can be slightly sheltered from the strongest winds, but the hills also encourage cloud formation and rain, making conditions here more changeable than in nearby cities. For comparison, check the Sheffield Weather page — the bbc weather sheffield forecast often shows slightly drier conditions due to Sheffield’s lower elevation.

LocationBakewell, Derbyshire, Peak District National Park
ElevationAround 140m (460ft) above sea level
Rainfall influenceUpland position means above-average rainfall compared to lowland Derbyshire
Temperature rangeCooler than the Derbyshire lowlands, especially on clear nights
Is Bakewell prone to snow in winter?

Yes — Bakewell’s elevation and Peak District position mean it sees more snow than lower-lying towns in Derbyshire, though it rarely settles for long in the town centre itself. The surrounding hills often hold snow longer.

Does Bakewell get more rain than Sheffield?

Generally yes, as Bakewell sits higher in the Peak District and catches more orographic rainfall. Sheffield, while still hilly, lies at a lower elevation and can be drier. The bbc weather sheffield forecast often reflects this difference.

What’s the best time to visit Bakewell for fine weather?

Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) tend to bring the most settled conditions, with lighter winds and longer dry spells. Summer can be pleasant but also prone to afternoon thunderstorms building over the peaks.

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