Residents in Huddersfield can look forward to a generally pleasant and dry start to the weekend, according to the latest forecast from the Met Office. As community events get underway across the area, Saturday 9 May 2026 is expected to provide the best conditions, with dry weather and sunny intervals throughout the morning and early afternoon.
Saturday will reach a maximum temperature of 17°C, though residents should be prepared for wind gusts reaching up to 23mph. These conditions will likely benefit those attending local festivities, including the Holmfirth Festival of Folk, which continues through the weekend, and Golcar Lily Day, an annual event featuring live music, classic cars, and food, taking place this Saturday from 11am.
Sunday 10 May is forecast to be cloudier, with a maximum temperature of 13°C. There is a 40% chance of rain early in the morning at 6am, with stronger wind gusts reaching up to 27mph throughout the day. While the weather may be less bright than the previous day, the overall conditions remain suitable for outdoor plans.
For those planning to spend time outside, the Met Office notes that UV levels will be moderate across both days, and residents are advised to take care during midday hours. Additionally, air pollution and pollen levels are both forecast to be low, making for a generally comfortable weekend for outdoor activities in West Yorkshire.
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