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Oulton Park Weather

Arthur Jack Thompson Murray • 2026-06-20 • Reviewed by Maya Thompson

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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.

For Oulton Park today, the live forecast above shows the current conditions. This historic circuit in Cheshire typically experiences a maritime climate, with mild winters and moderate summers, though rain can arrive quickly from the Irish Sea.

What does the forecast mean for race days at Oulton Park?

The live forecast above gives the immediate outlook, but if you are planning a visit, pay attention to wind and precipitation. Oulton Park’s wooded sections can create microclimates, and standing water on the track can catch drivers out. For a 14-day view, check the 10-day forecast for Oulton Park – the oulton park weather 14 days trend is usually reliable for spotting a changeable spell.

How does Oulton Park’s location affect its weather?

Lying near the Dee Estuary, Oulton Park catches showers moving off the Irish Sea. The bbc weather oulton park service often highlights this risk. In summer, temperatures reach about 20–22°C, but cloud can linger. For the most authoritative outlook, cross-check with the oulton park weather met office site, which includes detailed wind and visibility data.

LocationLittle Budworth, Cheshire, CW6 9BW
CountyCheshire West and Chester
Typical summer high20–22°C (68–72°F)
Average annual rainfall~800mm
Is Oulton Park often rainy?

Yes, but not excessively. The area receives around 800mm of rain per year, with October to January being the wettest. Showers can be heavy, though many race days stay dry.

When is the best time to visit for dry weather?

Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) tend to have the most settled conditions. Check the Liverpool weather as a nearby proxy.

Does the track temperature differ much from the air temperature?

Yes – tarmac can be 10–15°C warmer than the air on sunny days. The live forecast above gives air temperature; track temperature is often reported separately by the circuit.

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