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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Current UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Hastings has a temperate maritime climate with mild winters and cool summers — average highs range from 8°C in January to 21°C in August. The best months for dry, settled weather are May to September, though rain is possible year-round. Pack layers and a waterproof jacket, and check a short‑range forecast before you travel.
What is the weather like in Hastings throughout the year?
Winters (December–February) are damp but rarely freezing, with daytime temperatures around 7–9°C. Snowfall is infrequent. Spring (March–May) warms from 11°C to 16°C, with increasing sunshine. Summer (June–August) is the sunniest period; heatwaves occasionally push temperatures above 28°C. Autumn (September–November) turns cooler and wetter, especially from October.
When is the best time to visit Hastings?
For pleasant sightseeing and lower accommodation costs, aim for late May, June or September. July and August are the warmest but also the busiest, with school holidays pushing up prices. Spring and autumn can be quieter, though you’ll need a raincoat. The annual Hastings Seafood & Wine Festival (September) is a local highlight.
What is the weather in Hastings today or tomorrow?
For the most up‑to‑date conditions, check BBC Weather Hastings or the Met Office app. Hastings’ coastal location means conditions can shift quickly; morning mist often lifts by lunchtime. Always confirm your outdoor plans on the morning of your trip.
How much sunshine does Hastings get?
Hastings averages about 1,600 sunshine hours per year, similar to other Sussex coastal towns. June and July are the sunniest months, with roughly seven hours of sun per day. November and December are the gloomiest, averaging around two to three hours daily.
Is Hastings often foggy?
Sea fog (haar) can roll in from the English Channel, most commonly in late spring and early summer. It usually burns off by mid‑morning. Inland parts of the borough catch less fog than the seafront. Visibility is generally good for most of the year.
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