Weather forecast builder for the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path from St Dogmaels to Amroth runs through a maritime climate with quick‑changing skies, sea breezes, and tidal considerations. May, June, and July typically offer long daylight, milder temperatures, colourful cliff wildflowers, and lively seabird activity, with paths generally drier than earlier spring. Outside this window, weather swings are more frequent, daylight shortens through late autumn into winter, and surfaces can feel softer and wetter at times.

• Spring: Changeable conditions with sunny intervals and frequent showers; temperatures swing from chilly starts to milder afternoons, and paths can remain soft.
• Summer: Longer daylight and moderately warm days, with frequent showers, sunny breaks, and occasional heavy downpours; early season drier, later wetter.
• Autumn: Alternating clear spells and rain with frequent cloud cover; temperatures moderate, daylight decreasing, and several periods of damp, showery weather.
• Winter: Frequent rain and overcast skies with blustery days, short daylight, cool nights, greasy paths underfoot, and occasional crisp, sunny intervals.