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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the NewsPrism weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out — Monifieth’s coastal position means conditions can shift quickly, so use the latest data to plan your day.
What will the weather be like in Monifieth today?
Give the live forecast above a quick glance — it shows the current outlook for Monifieth, a seaside town in Angus. The east coast often brings brisk breezes and patchy cloud, so layers and a waterproof are sensible.
- Expect a mix of sun and cloud, with the chance of a light shower at any point.
- Coastal winds can pick up in the afternoon; wind speeds are shown in the forecast above.
- Temperatures will feel cooler near the shore — check the “feels like” reading.
- Rain is most likely before midday or late evening, but the live forecast updates hourly.
How does the BBC forecast for Monifieth compare to the Met Office?
The Met Office weather Monifieth page uses the same core data as BBC Weather, but the BBC adds a seven-day outlook and localised graphics. For detailed hour-by-hour planning, the live forecast above is ideal.
- Both sources agree on general trends — differences only appear in short-term shower timing.
- For severe weather warnings, check the Met Office site directly.
- BBC News often carries regional updates that mention Angus and Tayside conditions.
Will it rain in Monifieth today?
The live forecast above shows the rain probability for each hour. Monifieth can see brief showers, especially if a front moves in from the North Sea. Check the radar on BBC Weather for a closer look.
What is the tide forecast for Monifieth beach?
Tide times are not included in the standard weather forecast above. For safe coastal walks, consult the UK Hydrographic Office tide tables. Avoid walking on the beach during high spring tides.
Is there a wind warning for Monifieth?
The Met Office issues yellow or amber warnings when winds exceed 50 mph. The live forecast above will show windspeed and gusts. For active warnings, visit the Met Office website.
For a broader view of conditions across the UK, visit our UK weather hub. If you’re travelling further north, the Glasgow weather page gives a useful comparison for the west coast. And for planning ahead, check the 10 day weather forecast UK for a longer outlook.