Menai Bridge weather
Live weather for Menai Bridge on the Anglesey side of the Menai Strait — temperature, wind, rain chance and hourly forecast.
Menai Bridge is 13°C and clear, light winds at 6.0 mph NE. Staying dry. High 21°, low 12°.
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How reliable is this forecast?
The forecast comes from the Met Office
The Menai Bridge forecast comes from the Met Office, the UK's national weather service, and we refresh it every three hours. Weather is a forecast rather than a certainty, so today and tomorrow are the most reliable and the outlook can shift as each day gets closer.
Where the data comes from
Weather data is supplied by the Met Office. For official weather warnings, check the Met Office directly.
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About Menai Bridge weather
Menai Bridge is sheltered by the Strait itself and by higher ground on both banks, giving it one of the mildest microclimates in North Wales. Sea fog is more common here than exposed Anglesey towns.
Menai Bridge weather — FAQ
How often is the Menai Bridge forecast updated?
The Menai Bridge forecast on this page refreshes several times a day from the Met Office. The "last updated" time at the bottom of the page shows exactly when it was last pulled.
Are the times shown in GMT or BST?
All times on the page — including sunrise, sunset and the hourly forecast — are shown in UK local time (GMT in winter, BST in summer).
What does the rain-chance percentage mean?
It's the probability of at least a small amount of rain falling during that hour. A reading of 30% means roughly a one-in-three chance of some rain, not that it'll rain 30% of the time.
Where does the weather data come from?
Directly from the UK Met Office site-specific forecast for Menai Bridge. We don't blend or interpret it — you're seeing the same underlying figures the Met Office publishes.
How reliable is this forecast?
The Menai Bridge forecast comes from the Met Office, the UK's national weather service, and we refresh it every three hours. Weather is a forecast rather than a certainty, so today and tomorrow are the most reliable and the outlook can shift as each day gets closer.
Where does the weather data come from?
Weather data is supplied by the Met Office. For official weather warnings, check the Met Office directly.