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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, Upton upon Severn will see temperatures around the seasonal average today, with cloud cover and a moderate breeze from the southwest. Expect occasional light showers, so keep a waterproof handy if heading out.
What’s the weather like in Upton upon Severn today?
The live forecast above shows a maximum temperature near 12°C, with humidity around 70% and wind speeds of 10–15 mph. Rain totals should stay under 2 mm, mainly in the morning. The afternoon offers brief brighter spells, but cloud thickens again by evening. For a fuller picture, check our 10‑day UK forecast for the wider region.
How does the River Severn affect local weather?
Upton upon Severn sits on a bend of the River Severn, which can trap moisture and cause mist or fog in calm, clear nights. The valley also funnels wind from the southwest, making conditions slightly breezier than in nearby towns. This microclimate is worth noting if you’re planning riverside walks or boating.
Is Upton upon Severn often foggy?
Yes, especially in autumn and winter when the River Severn cools overnight. Calm, clear skies allow ground mist to form, often lingering until mid‑morning. Check local visibility reports on BBC Weather Upton upon Severn before driving.
When is the wettest month?
October is statistically the wettest, with around 70 mm of rain. However, rainfall is fairly spread throughout the year. For hourly details, AccuWeather Upton upon Severn provides precise radar and rain‑forecast tools.
Does the town ever flood?
The River Severn can flood after prolonged rain, especially in winter. Upton’s flood defences have been improved, but always check Environment Agency flood warnings if you live near the river.
Sources
For other parts of the region, see our Birmingham weather page or the main UK weather hub.