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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 13 June 2026 by the Insight Britain weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above provides a real-time view of conditions in Wimbledon, covering temperature, wind, rain and cloud. Use it to plan your day, checking the hourly breakdown for the timing of any showers. Updates automatically as new data arrives.
How should I use the live forecast above for Wimbledon?
The live forecast above gives the current temperature, wind speed and direction, humidity and pressure. The icons show whether it is sunny, cloudy or rainy. For detailed planning, scroll through the hourly panels to see when rain is likely and how the wind will change. The 7-day overview helps you identify dry spells or unsettled periods across the week.
What is Wimbledon’s typical climate through the seasons?
Wimbledon has a temperate maritime climate, typical of south-east England. Winters are cool and damp, with daytime highs averaging around 7-10°C and frequent cloud cover. Spring sees gradual warming from March to May, with increasing sunshine and occasional rain. Summers are mild to warm, often reaching 20-25°C, but can spike higher during heatwaves. Autumn brings cooler temperatures, more rain and misty mornings. Rainfall is spread fairly evenly throughout the year, though autumn and winter tend to be wetter. Wind is generally moderate, with occasional stronger gusts during storms.
Does local geography affect Wimbledon’s weather?
Wimbledon sits on a gentle slope rising from the River Wandle valley towards Wimbledon Common. The common and surrounding parks create a localised cooling effect in summer, while the urban area of south-west London can retain heat overnight. The absence of major hills or a coastline means no dramatic local weather extremes, though the area can be slightly more sheltered than exposed parts of Surrey.
When is the best time to visit Wimbledon and what should I pack?
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer the most pleasant weather for Wimbledon, with moderate temperatures and lower rainfall. Summer (July to August) is warm but can be humid and congested during the tennis championships. Pack layers: a light jacket or jumper for cooler evenings, a waterproof coat or umbrella for unexpected rain, and comfortable shoes for walking. Sunscreen is advisable in summer.
Which nearby areas should I also check?
If you are planning to travel around south-west London, nearby weather pages for Putney, Kingston upon Thames, and Worcester Park provide local forecasts. For a wider view of the UK, see the UK weather hub or browse all UK towns A–Z. A 10-day forecast is also available for longer planning.
What will the weather be in Wimbledon tomorrow?
The live forecast above shows tomorrow’s conditions. In general, Wimbledon often sees a mix of cloud and sunny spells, with a chance of showers at any time of year. Check the hourly breakdown for the most accurate timing of rain or bright periods.
What is the 10-14 day outlook for Wimbledon?
Extended forecasts become less reliable beyond seven days. Typically, the south-east of England can expect a continuation of the prevailing pattern – often unsettled with rain at times, or drier if high pressure dominates. Refer to the 10-day forecast for updates.
Does it rain a lot in Wimbledon?
Wimbledon receives average rainfall for the UK, with no particularly wet or dry season. Rain falls on roughly 110-120 days per year, often as light to moderate showers. Heavy downpours are rare, but can occur in summer thunderstorms. Always carry a light waterproof.