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Camber Sands Live Weather, East Sussex, United Kingdom

Camber Sands

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Your Time: Time in Camber Sands: 16:45

4:00 PM, Thu 21st Nov

  • Temp feels like
    -4°C
    25°F
  • Length of day
    08h 39m
  • Pressure
    29" (997 hpa)
  • Visibility
    10 km (6miles)
  • Wind speed
    21 km/h

Sunrise 07:24

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Sunset 16:03

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  • Temp feels like:

    -4ºC (25 ºF)

  • Length of day:

    08h 39m

  • Pressure:

    29" (997 hpa)

  • Visibility:

    6 miles (10 km)

  • Wind speed:

    21 km/h

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What's The Weather Like In Camber Sands?

Camber Sands is a beautiful beach in the village of Camber situated on the coast of East Sussex in the UK. Camber Sands is the only sand dune system in East Sussex and is located east of the estuary of the River Rother at Rye Bay. 

Sandy Beaches and Dunes

The stunning beach stretches for five miles, and as well as featuring pristine clean golden sands, boasts scenic dunes. What helps these dunes from moving and burying the village of Camber is the blend of plants and the traditional chestnut fences around the beach area and the size of these dunes rises every year.

These dunes also provide a natural safety to the Camber village from floods due to their magnificent size that looms over the village. Being the only sand dune development in the East Sussex, these sand dunes are the most iconic part of the Camber Sands. These dunes are also an important natural habitat and precious haven for a wide variety of flora and fauna.

The sand dunes in Camber were formed through a combination of wind and tidal action over thousands of years. The strong winds along the coast constantly shape and move the sand, while the tides help to deposit and redistribute the sand, creating the unique dune landscape seen today.

This process of sand accumulation and movement is a natural phenomenon that has been happening for centuries, resulting in the impressive dunes that attract visitors to Camber Beach.

Effect of the Sand Dunes on the Weather in Camber 

The Sand dunes in Camber Sands play a crucial role in influencing the weather in the area. The dunes act as a natural barrier against strong winds, helping to reduce the impact of wind on the surrounding area.

Additionally, the sand dunes can also trap moisture from the sea breeze, creating a microclimate that is slightly cooler and more humid compared to areas further inland. Overall, the sand dunes contribute to creating a more moderate and comfortable weather environment in Camber Sands.

Popular Holiday Area

A popular holiday destination, Camber Sands is the perfect place for a family picnic, sunbathing, an invigorating swim, horse riding, bird watching, and loads more. When the tide is low, the sea retreats to a half-mile leaving shallow pools of water ideal for keeping little ones amused for hours.

Is Camber Sands Good For Watersports?

Camber Sands is a great place for kiteboarding, windsurfing and kite surfing. Because of Camber's long sandy beach and shallow natural tide the surfing facilities are very safe and ideal for beginners and experts alike.

Camber Sands is rated as one of the best places in the UK for kitesurfing thanks to the regionâs relatively mild weather and smooth winds and miles of open sand. It also attracts a large number of surfers every year.

What's The Climate Like In Camber Sands?

Camber Sands is a place that can be visited throughout the year as each season offers different weather to enjoy. Camber Sands has a maritime-temperate climate moderated by prevailing southwest winds over the North Atlantic.#

Enjoying four distinct seasons, Camber Sands has warm, mild spring and summer seasons and relatively chilly and rather wet autumn and winter seasons; the latter sometimes receiving very cold temperatures and often sees some snow.

What's Summer LIke in Camber Sands?

During the summer and spring season, Camber Sands enjoys around 9 and 11 hours of sun a day, respectively. This lovely weather lends itself to enjoying the local flower display, Rye in Bloom.

Beach Weather

The beach starts to get busy as the weather improves and people flock to the sands to enjoy a plethora of fun water sports; kite-surfing and buggying is only available at the east end of the beach.

How Hot Is Camber Sands In Summer?

During this season the average temperatures reach highs of 19°C - 20°C, while the average minimum temperature at night drops down to 13°C. 

Does It Rain In Camber Sands In Summer?

The number of rainfall days in this season averages around 10 - 12 days a month with the average precipitation amount is between 15-60mm a month.

Sea Temperature And Sunshine Hours In Camber Sands

While the seawater temperature averages around 14°C, the sun will shine for a daily average of 11 hours a day.

What's Autumn Like In Camber Sands?

Autumn is an enchanting time in Camber Sands and the beach is tranquil, the weather can still be extremely pleasant with 6 hours of daily sunshine to enjoy. The seawater temperature may call for a wetsuit at 16°C.

Is Camber Sands Warm In Autumn?

The average high temperature during this season reaches 18°C while the minimum temperature at night goes down to 6°C. the number of rainfall days averages around 12 -15 days a month and the average precipitation amount is 2mm.

What's Winter Like In Camber Sands?

As the winter season settles in Camber Sands, the beach takes on a deserted, bleak beauty and the sea temperature now ranges from a chilly 8-11°C - for the extremely brave only! During the winter season, the average high temperature is 7°C while the average minimum temperature at night drops down to 4C.

How Much Does It Rain In Camber Sands In Winter?

The number of rainfall days in this season averages around 11 -14 days a month, with the average precipitation amount is 100mm while the sun is expected to put its hat on for just 4 hours a day.