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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the MarketUK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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According to the live forecast above, Burntisland is currently experiencing temperatures around 10–12°C with light south-westerly winds and a mix of cloud and some sunny spells. This keeps conditions dry for most of the day, though a weak front may bring patchy drizzle later this evening.
What is the outlook for the next few days in Burntisland?
The live forecast above indicates generally unsettled but mild weather through midweek. Daytime highs stay near 11–13°C, with overnight lows around 6–8°C. Rain bands are likely on Wednesday and Thursday, interspersed with brighter intervals. The Met Office weather Burntisland data points to a gradual drying trend toward the weekend, though confidence is moderate. For a broader picture, check our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
How does Burntisland’s coastal location affect the weather?
Being on the Firth of Forth, Burntisland often experiences a cooling sea breeze in spring and early summer, while in winter the sea can moderate temperatures, keeping frosts less severe than inland. The live forecast above shows the wind direction – south-westerly today – which typically brings milder, moister air from the Atlantic.
Is there a risk of snow in Burntisland this winter?
Snow is relatively rare due to the warming influence of the Firth of Forth. The live forecast shows no sign of snow – temperatures are well above freezing. When cold easterly winds do arrive, light flurries can occur, but significant accumulations are uncommon.
Where can I find the most reliable forecast for Burntisland?
The Met Office and the BBC Weather team both provide hourly and 14-day forecasts. The live forecast above is one such source; you can also compare data from the Met Office or BBC Weather.
Does Burntisland get much fog?
Sea fog (haar) can affect the coast during spring and summer when warm air passes over cooler sea water. Visibility may drop below 200m on occasion. The live forecast above will show visibility data – check for “mist” or “fog” symbols in the detailed breakdown.
For other coastal forecast comparisons, see our Glasgow Weather and Liverpool Weather pages.