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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.
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For Dundee today, the live forecast above shows the current conditions and the outlook for the coming hours. Expect a largely cloudy day with occasional bright spells, though the chance of a light shower remains, particularly later in the afternoon.
What is the weather in Dundee tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s weather in Dundee looks set to be a mix of cloud and some sunny intervals, with a moderate breeze from the southwest. The morning may start dry, but there is a risk of patchy rain moving in by the afternoon, so it is worth checking the 10 day weather forecast UK for the full picture. Temperatures will feel near average for the season.
How accurate is the Met Office weather for Dundee?
The Met Office weather for Dundee is generally reliable for the short term, with their 7-day forecasts updated several times daily. For the most precise planning, the met office weather dundee 7 days outlook is a solid reference, though local conditions in areas like bbc weather dundee dd2 can vary slightly due to topography. Always cross-check the live forecast above for real-time changes.
What is the weather in Dundee for the next 10 days?
The weather in dundee 10 days outlook suggests a changeable pattern, with spells of cloud and occasional rain, but also drier interludes. For a detailed breakdown, the dundee weather forecast 14 days can give a broader trend, though accuracy decreases beyond a week.
Is it going to rain in Dundee this week?
Rain is possible on a few days this week, particularly midweek and towards the weekend. The met office weather dundee updates are your best bet for timing, as showers can be hit-and-miss. The live forecast above will show the immediate risk.
How does Dundee weather compare to Glasgow?
Dundee tends to be slightly drier and less windy than Glasgow, which sits closer to the Atlantic. For a direct comparison, see our Glasgow Weather page. Both cities share a similar seasonal pattern, but local geography makes a difference.