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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the UK Bullet weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Ipswich’s weather today brings a mix of cloud and brighter spells, with the live forecast above showing a settled but cool afternoon after a damp start in parts of Suffolk.
What’s the outlook for Ipswich this week?
The week ahead stays mostly dry for the town, though cloud will thicken from Thursday with a chance of light rain by Friday. Temperatures hold near 11–13°C, typical for early spring across East Anglia.
- Tuesday and Wednesday: bright intervals, light winds, best chance of sun around the waterfront and Christchurch Park.
- Thursday: cloud builds from the west, feeling cooler by evening; no significant disruption expected.
- Friday: a weak front may bring patchy drizzle, mainly after lunch — nothing heavy for the Ipswich area.
- Weekend: turning more unsettled with showery spells possible, but weather in Ipswich 10 days shows no prolonged wet spell.
How does Ipswich compare to other UK towns this week?
Ipswich sits in a drier zone than much of northern Britain, where low pressure brings rain to Glasgow and the northwest. The UK weather hub shows southern areas generally holding onto settled conditions.
- Warmer than Liverpool by 1–2°C, but similar to Bristol under the same high-pressure influence.
- Wind stays light, so no coastal gusts — helpful for anyone checking bbc weather ipswich ip1 for local commuting.
- The 14 day weather forecast ipswich suffolk suggests a gradual trend toward milder air by mid-month.
Will it rain in Ipswich tomorrow?
Tomorrow stays mostly dry with cloud increasing from late morning. A few spots may see light drizzle near the coast, but the town centre remains fine for the Ipswich Star area.
Is Ipswich getting colder next week?
Temperatures hold near average for early April, with no frost expected. The 21 day weather forecast ipswich points to a gradual rise into the mid-teens by the third week.
Where’s the best place for a walk today?
Christchurch Park and the Waterfront offer the best shelter from any breeze. The 10-day forecast confirms dry conditions for outdoor plans.