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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Ottery St Mary today, as conditions can shift quickly coming off the River Otter and the nearby Blackdown Hills. The Met Office and BBC Weather Exeter data give the most reliable picture for this inland East Devon town.
What is the weather like in Ottery St Mary today?
Based on the live forecast above, Ottery St Mary is seeing a typical mix for this part of Devon. Being inland and sheltered by the Blackdown Hills to the west, the town often escapes the worst of coastal winds affecting Sidmouth, but can trap low cloud and frost overnight. The River Otter running through the centre also keeps humidity higher than in Exeter, so mist can linger into late morning.
Will it rain in Ottery St Mary this week?
The live forecast above shows the immediate outlook. For a fuller picture, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page tracks the Atlantic fronts that typically arrive from the west. Ottery St Mary tends to be slightly drier than the high moorland, but heavier bursts can develop when the air rises over the hills. For local detail, the Met Office weather Ottery St Mary page updates hourly.
How does Ottery St Mary weather compare to Sidmouth?
Sidmouth, on the coast, is often 1–2°C milder in winter and breezier. Ottery St Mary, being inland, can be 2–3°C colder overnight and more prone to frost and valley fog. Check BBC Weather Sidmouth for coastal comparisons.
Where can I get the latest BBC weather for Ottery St Mary?
The live forecast above is the quickest source. For the regional picture, BBC Weather Exeter covers the whole county. You can also follow BBC News Devon for any weather warnings affecting the Otter valley.
Is Ottery St Mary prone to flooding?
The River Otter can rise after prolonged rain, particularly when the ground is already saturated. The Environment Agency issues flood alerts for the lower Otter. Check GOV.UK flood warnings before heavy rain.
Sources
For the wider UK picture, visit our UK weather hub or check conditions in Bristol Weather and Sheffield Weather.