In June, the South West Coast Path presents varied weather patterns, spanning from sunny intervals to frequent rain showers. The trail experiences a blend of temperatures, with highs generally reaching the low 20s and lows dipping into the teens. Rain is a possibility throughout, with notable showers occurring sporadically across different sections of the path. Wind conditions can fluctuate, contributing to the overall variability. Cloud cover is common, with occasional breaks for sunshine, providing a dynamic weather experience for trekkers.
Starting at Minehead and moving towards Lynton, the region experiences a mixture of conditions with sunny spells interspersed with moderate rain showers, particularly around Porlock Weir. Temperatures vary, reaching highs of 22°C and lows around 6°C.
From Combe Martin through to Hartland Quay, the weather is characterized by alternating sunny and cloudy days with periodic heavy rain, especially noticeable in Woolacombe and Instow. This region sees highs of up to 21°C and lows dropping to 8°C, with significant rain in places such as Braunton.
Cornwall offers a diverse weather range from Bude to Portwrinkle. Rain is frequent, especially in areas like Crackington Haven and Tintagel, where heavy downpours are common. Temperatures here hover in the mid-teens to low 20s. As you progress to towns like Padstow and Newquay, expect a blend of sunshine and brief showers. Rain becomes heavier and more consistent towards the later stretch from Porthcothan through to Portwrinkle.
In South Devon, the journey from Plymouth through to Babbacombe reveals a pattern of moderate rain and cloudy skies, with occasional clear days. Salcombe, in particular, enjoys sunnier spells with highs reaching 25°C. The River Yealm area experiences periods of intense rain interspersed with sunshine.
Across East Devon, starting from Exmouth to Seaton, the weather includes several rainy periods, notably heavy at times in Seaton. There are sunny breaks, especially around Sidmouth, with temperatures consistently reaching about 24°C at their peak.
In Dorset, the path from Seatown to South Haven Point is marked by varying conditions, including heavy rain showers in Ferrybridge and Lulworth Cove. Sunny interludes appear more frequently in Worth Matravers, with temperatures reaching up to 24°C, offering a dynamic conclusion to the trail in June.
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