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Weather Alvaston Derby

Arthur Jack Thompson Murray • 2026-06-20 • Reviewed by Sofia Lindberg

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the British News Desk weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

In Alvaston, Derby, the live forecast above shows the current conditions. Expect a typical spring mix of mild spells and brisk showers, with temperatures trending close to the seasonal average for the East Midlands.

What does “weather Alvaston Derby” mean for today and the week ahead?

The live forecast above gives the immediate picture for this Derby suburb. For the broader week, Alvaston’s inland position means it often sees slightly lower overnight temperatures than central Derby, with a greater chance of frost in clear, calm conditions. Daytime highs usually match the city’s figures, but a light breeze off the nearby River Derwent can make it feel a little cooler, especially in open areas like Alvaston Park.

Is there anything specific to Alvaston I should know for planning?

Alvaston sits in a low-lying valley, so fog and low cloud can linger longer in the mornings after rain. The Met Office’s regional forecast for the East Midlands is the most reliable source for longer-range planning, but the live forecast above gives you the hour‑by‑hour detail you need for walking, cycling or local errands.

LocationAlvaston, Derby, East Midlands, England
Typical high (April)12–15 °C
Typical low (April)3–6 °C
Nearest official stationDerby (East Midlands Airport)
Is Alvaston usually colder than central Derby?

Yes, by a degree or two at night. The suburb is slightly more exposed to open fields and the river valley, which allows heat to escape faster under clear skies. Daytime temperatures are very similar.

When is the best time to visit Alvaston for milder weather?

Late May to early September offers the best chance of warm, settled conditions. July and August average highs of 20–22 °C, though heavy downpours can occur. The live forecast above will help you pick a good day.

Does Alvaston get more rain than nearby areas?

Not significantly. Derby receives around 650–700 mm of rain a year, fairly typical for the East Midlands. Alvaston may be slightly wetter when easterly winds push showers against the Pennine foothills, but differences are marginal.

For a wider view of UK conditions, see our UK weather hub. For other cities, check Birmingham Weather or Sheffield Weather. If you need a longer outlook, our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page gives a week‑ahead summary for many locations.

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