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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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Shawbury is in for a mixed day with the live forecast above showing a blend of cloud and spells of sunshine, typical for this inland corner of Shropshire. Set between Shrewsbury and Market Drayton, the village often sees conditions that differ from the nearby Welsh border hills.
What is the outlook for Shawbury this week?
The week ahead looks unsettled, with low pressure edging in from the Irish Sea bringing occasional rain bands across the Midlands. Shawbury, lying on the flat plain of the River Tern, can expect breezy spells on Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures should hover near the seasonal average, though overnight lows may dip into single figures. For the latest details, see the 10 day weather forecast UK.
How does Shawbury’s location affect its weather?
Shawbury sits in a rain shadow east of the Cambrian Mountains, so it often stays drier than the coast. However, its open farmland location makes it prone to sharp frosts in winter and gusty winds when Atlantic systems push through. Local shawbury weather station data regularly records these microclimatic quirks, which is why the UK weather hub keeps tabs on the area.
Where can I find bbc weather shrewsbury or bbc weather shawbury?
BBC Weather covers both locations via its online service. For Shawbury specifically, enter the postcode SY4 4NF or search “Shawbury” on the BBC site. The Met Office also provides detailed data from its nearby station.
Is there a reliable shawbury weather 10 day forecast?
Yes, the Met Office and BBC Weather both offer 10-day outlooks for Shawbury. Given the inland position, the forecast is generally reliable for the first five days, after which confidence drops as Atlantic systems develop.
How does Shawbury weather compare to Birmingham?
Shawbury tends to be slightly cooler and less humid than Birmingham, due to its rural setting and lower urban heat island effect. For comparison, check the Birmingham Weather page for the city’s own data.