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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.

24°C
Partly cloudyRuislipFeels like 21° · Wind 19 km/h · Humidity 42%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 05:17Sunset 20:59
Today☁️24°17°💧82%
Mon☁️25°15°💧0%
Tue☁️29°17°💧0%
Wed🌤️33°21°💧2%
Thu🌦️27°18°💧10%
Fri☁️24°14°💧4%
Sat23°14°💧6%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows the current conditions, hourly breakdown, and seven‑day outlook for Ruislip. It updates automatically, so you can check it for the most accurate local weather information before planning your day or week in the London Borough of Hillingdon.

How should you read the live forecast above for Ruislip?

The live forecast is divided into three main sections. The top panel displays the current temperature, wind speed, and precipitation chance. Below that, an hourly strip gives you the next 24 hours in detail, while the seven‑day table shows the high and low conditions, wind direction, and rain probability for each day. Using this together with the UK weather warnings on our main weather hub will help you stay prepared.

What is Ruislip’s typical climate through the seasons?

Ruislip has a temperate maritime climate, common across south‑east England. Winters are chilly but rarely severe, with occasional frost and light snowfall. Spring brings gradually warming temperatures and a mix of sunny spells and showers. Summers are warm rather than hot, often with moderate humidity, while autumn is mild with increasing rainfall. Wind is generally light to moderate, though stronger gusts can accompany Atlantic weather systems.

Does Ruislip’s location affect its weather?

The town sits about 15 miles north‑west of central London, so the urban heat island effect raises overnight temperatures slightly compared with rural areas. Ruislip is inland, with no coastal influence, and the terrain is relatively flat. The nearby Ruislip Woods and Ruislip Lido can create localised fog or damp conditions on calm mornings, but otherwise the weather follows the broader pattern for the London basin.

When is the best time to visit Ruislip and what should you pack?

Late May to early September offers the most reliable dry and mild weather for exploring parks and the Lido. A light jacket or fleece is useful for cooler evenings, and a waterproof layer is advisable in any season. In winter, warm clothing and sturdy footwear are recommended. Always check the live forecast above and the 10‑day outlook before travelling.

Which nearby areas do readers also check?

People viewing Ruislip weather often look at forecasts for Pinner, Northolt, Uxbridge, Harrow, Hayes, and Greenford. You can also browse the full A–Z of UK towns to compare conditions across the country.

ClimateMaritime temperate – mild winters, cool summers
Urban heat islandSlightly warmer nights than surrounding countryside
RainfallModerate and fairly evenly spread through the year
What is the weather in Ruislip tomorrow?

Refer to the live forecast above and check the hourly breakdown for tomorrow. It will show the expected temperature range, wind speed, and any rain probability, updated with the latest data from the Met Office.

What is the 10‑14 day outlook for Ruislip?

The live forecast above includes a seven‑day view; for a longer range you can visit the 10‑day forecast page. Beyond that, confidence decreases, but general trends for temperature and rainfall are available from our long‑term outlooks.

Does it rain a lot in Ruislip?

Ruislip receives around 600–700 mm of rain per year, which is close to the UK average. Rainfall is fairly evenly distributed, though autumn and winter tend to be slightly wetter. The live forecast above will help you see when rain is expected.

Is Ruislip often windy?

Wind speeds are generally light to moderate, typical for inland south‑east England. Stronger winds can occur during autumn and winter when Atlantic low‑pressure systems move through. Always check the live forecast above for current wind details.