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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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Cheddleton is currently seeing conditions as shown in the live forecast above, with temperatures typical for this time of year in the Staffordshire Moorlands. The village sits in a valley of the River Churnet, which can create localised fog or frost pockets on calm, clear nights.
What does today’s forecast mean for Cheddleton?
The live forecast above gives the temperature range and precipitation chance for the day. In Cheddleton, the surrounding hills can amplify wind speeds slightly, while the valley bottom often remains a degree or two cooler than on the higher ground. Early risers may encounter mist near the river, especially after overnight rain, which usually clears by mid-morning.
How does the week ahead shape up?
Looking beyond today, the 10-day trend (see the UK 10-day forecast) shows a mixture of dry spells and Atlantic weather fronts moving east. For Cheddleton, the most reliable signals come from the Met Office’s regional outlook, which often highlights the risk of heavier showers over the moorlands compared to the Cheshire Plain. Anyone checking bbc weather cheddleton will see similar data, as both services use the same UKV model for hourly detail.
Is Cheddleton’s weather different from nearby Leek?
Yes, slightly. Cheddleton sits lower in the Churnet valley, so it can be a degree milder overnight than Leek town centre, but also more prone to morning mist. For a broader picture, checking weather leek alongside Cheddleton’s own forecast gives a useful comparison.
How reliable are the rain forecasts for Cheddleton?
Rain can be patchy in this area due to the hills. The live forecast above uses a 3km resolution model, which captures valley effects reasonably well, but short, sharp showers may pass either side of the village. Always check the radar loop for the last hour.
Should I expect snow in Cheddleton more than in Stoke-on-Trent?
Yes, Cheddleton’s higher elevation (160m) and open moorland setting mean it often sees lying snow when Stoke gets only wet slush. The A53 road over the moors can be treacherous in wintry conditions, so check local travel updates.
Sources
For the wider regional picture, visit our UK weather hub for links to other towns and cities across the country.