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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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For Nelson, the live forecast above shows the current conditions and the outlook for the next few days, with a mix of cloud, rain and brighter spells typical for Lancashire this week.
What will the weather in Nelson be like over the next 10 days?
Temperatures will stay near average for late autumn, with occasional rain and some drier intervals. The weather in Nelson Lancashire 10 days forecast indicates a generally unsettled pattern, though not exceptionally wet for November.
- Wednesday and Thursday: cloudy with patchy light rain, highs around 9–11 °C.
- Friday: brighter with sunny spells, but a few showers possible in the afternoon.
- Weekend: turning breezier with more persistent rain likely on Sunday.
- Early next week: drier for a time before another band of rain moves in.
Is there a Met Office forecast for Nelson?
Yes, the Met Office weather Nelson page provides detailed hourly and 7-day forecasts, including wind speeds, UV levels and pollution data. It is the authoritative source for official warnings and long-range outlooks.
- Most reliable for severe weather alerts and regional updates.
- Revised every few hours to reflect the latest model runs.
- Also covers the wider Pendle area with generalised zones.
Does BBC Weather Nelson cover Treharris?
No — bbc weather nelson treharris is a different location. Treharris is in south Wales, not Lancashire. For Nelson, Lancashire, use the live forecast above or search “Nelson, Lancashire” on the BBC site to avoid confusion.
Is there a BBC Weather Nelson 14-day forecast?
The BBC provides a 14-day outlook, but accuracy drops significantly beyond day 7. For a bbc weather nelson 14 days view, check the external link below. Always cross‑check with the Met Office for longer‑range trends.
How does the weather in Nelson compare to nearby towns?
Nelson sits in the Calder valley, so it can be slightly cooler and cloudier than lower‑lying towns. Rainfall is similar to Burnley and Colne, but wind speeds are often a little higher due to its elevation around 150 m above sea level.