Welcome to the Otter Valley Weather website
The Otter Valley Weather Station is situated alongside the River Otter near Dotton, between the villages of Newton Poppleford & Colaton Raleigh
in the hinterland of south-east Devon, England, four kilometres west of the coastal regency town of Sidmouth.

Otter Valley Webcam

Latest weather readings taken at 10:44, 22/9/17
Temp 13.9°C, Humidity 91%, Dew point 12.5°C, Today's Rain 0.0 mm
Wind South at 9 mph, Max Gust 16 mph at 10:31
Today's Solar Radiation High 631 W/m² at 10:33
Pressure 1020.7 hPa (Falling), Sky: Few Clouds
Today's High = 13.9°C at 10:43 & Low = 3.2°C at 6:08

General synopsis: Increasing clouds with little temperature change. Precip possible within 24 to 48 hrs

2.2

Current UV at 10:44

High Today at 10:37

Monthly UV High
at 5.1 on the 4/9/17

Annual UV High
at 9.1 on the 8/7/17

Yesterday

High: 18.2°C at 15:16

Low: 5.9°C at 23:46

Rain last 24 hrs: 0.0 mm

UV High: 3.4 at 14:30

	1 to 2 Very low risk of sunburn
	3 to 5 Moderate risk of sunburn on unprotected skin
	6 to 7 High risk of sunburn on unprotected skin
	8 to 10 Very high risk of severe sunburn

The Otter Valley starts up in the Blackdown Hills and runs roughly SSW to the sea at Budleigh Salterton. This weather station is situated alongside the River Otter between the villages of Newton Poppleford and Otterton in the south-east of Devon, which is in the south west of England. The nearest coastline is 3.5 km away at Jacob's Ladder Beach, Sidmouth. The area is designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty (AONB) and dominated by rolling, lush green hills and soft, broad-leaved wooded valleys and the dramatic, inspiring coastline of the Jurassic Coast, which is a natural World Heritage Site. The climate is maritime temperate hence, mild, humid and dominated by the Atlantic Ocean to the west.

Photo: The Triassic Sandstone Sea-Stacks at nearby Ladram Bay

Sunrise: 7:01 Sunset: 19:13
Moonrise: 9:14 Moonset: 20:31
Comfort Level: Cool
Heat Stress: ---

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