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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Daily Press UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tuesday’s forecast for Blackpool, as shown in the live forecast above, indicates a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, a typical pattern for the Lancashire coast. The key takeaway is that conditions will be changeable, so planning around the brighter interludes will make the most of your day.
What does the Met Office forecast for Blackpool look like this week?
The Met Office outlook for Blackpool points to an unsettled but mild week, with temperatures hovering near seasonal averages. You can expect a mix of cloud and brighter breaks, with the best chance of dry weather in the morning hours. For those checking the weather in Blackpool tomorrow or looking at the weather in Blackpool next 14 days, the pattern remains similar: low pressure nearby means occasional rain or drizzle is likely, but there will be extended dry periods, particularly away from the coast. The Met Office weather Blackpool data is the most reliable source for hourly updates.
How reliable are long-range forecasts for Blackpool?
Forecasts beyond a few days, such as the 21 day weather forecast Blackpool or BBC Weather Blackpool 14 days, give a general trend rather than exact hourly details. For practical planning, the most reliable guidance is the 3-to-5 day outlook, which is where forecast confidence is highest. If you need a quick check, the BBC Weather Blackpool 7 days is a solid reference for the week ahead, though conditions on the Fylde coast can change quickly due to sea breezes.
Is it going to rain in Blackpool this weekend?
Based on the current trends, expect scattered showers, especially on Saturday afternoon. Sunday may be slightly drier. The best approach is to check the live forecast above the morning you head out, as conditions can shift quickly off the Irish Sea.
What is the best time to visit Blackpool beach this week?
Mid-morning to early afternoon offers the best window for dry weather, as showers are more likely to develop later in the day. Low tide times vary, so check local tide tables if you plan to walk on the sands.
How does the weather in Blackpool compare to Liverpool?
Both coastal cities see similar weather, but Liverpool tends to be slightly warmer and less windy due to its position on the Mersey estuary. For a detailed comparison, see our Liverpool Weather page.
Sources
For broader UK outlooks, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for planning further ahead. If you are travelling, the Birmingham Weather and Glasgow Weather pages can help you compare conditions across the country.