Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the WordPatch weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For the most reliable snapshot of Hull’s conditions today, the live forecast above shows you the current temperature, wind and rain chance. Hull’s maritime climate means mild winters and cool summers, with rain spread fairly evenly across the year, so checking the live forecast before heading out is always wise.
What is the best time to visit Hull?
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer Hull’s most settled weather, with average highs around 17–20°C and fewer rainy days. July and August are the warmest months, but they also bring the highest chance of showers and crowds during school holidays. If you’re planning a trip, pack a waterproof jacket and layers whatever the season — the North Sea breeze can make it feel cooler than the thermometer suggests.
What’s the weather in Hull next 2 weeks looking like?
For a reliable picture of weather in Hull for next 2 weeks, the live forecast above gives you a day-by-day breakdown. The met office weather hull 14-day outlook is also useful for spotting any settled spells or Atlantic fronts heading in. Generally, Hull’s weather changes quickly, so the 10-day forecast is more dependable than anything longer. For weather hull tomorrow, the evening update of the live forecast is usually the most accurate.
Does Hull get snow in winter?
Hull sees light snow on average 5–10 days a year, usually in January or February. Heavy snow is rare because of the moderating North Sea influence, but frost and icy patches are common, so check the met office weather hull warnings before travelling.
When are the school holidays in Hull?
Hull follows the East Riding term dates: spring break is early April, summer holidays run from late July to early September, and autumn half-term is late October. These periods often see busier attractions and higher travel costs.
Is Hull windier than other UK cities?
Yes, Hull is one of the windier UK cities due to its flat, exposed position near the Humber estuary. Average wind speeds are around 12–15 mph, with gusts often stronger in autumn and winter. A windproof coat is a sensible addition to your packing list.
For more UK travel weather, see our UK weather hub or check the 10 day weather forecast UK. You might also find our Liverpool Weather and Bristol Weather pages useful for comparison.