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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.

25°C
Partly cloudyWickfordFeels like 22° · Wind 22 km/h · Humidity 39%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 05:13Sunset 20:55
Today🌦️26°18°💧65%
Mon☁️25°16°💧0%
Tue☁️29°17°💧0%
Wed35°17°💧2%
Thu🌦️28°19°💧6%
Fri☁️24°14°💧15%
Sat🌤️23°14°💧14%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above to see the current conditions for Wickford, with hourly and daily updates for temperature, wind, and precipitation. This guide explains how to interpret that widget and what to expect from the town’s weather throughout the year.

How do I use the live forecast for Wickford?

The live forecast above shows the next few hours and days for Wickford. The top row gives the current temperature, wind speed and direction, humidity, and UV index. Scrolling right reveals hourly and then daily summaries. The “rain” percentage is the chance of precipitation at that time, not the amount.

What is Wickford’s typical climate through the seasons?

Wickford has a temperate maritime climate, mild throughout the year. Winters (December–February) are cool and damp, with daytime highs typically in single figures and frost on clear nights. Snowfall is infrequent and light. Springs are changeable, with increasing sunshine and temperatures gradually rising through the teens. Summers (June–August) are warm but not extreme, with occasional heatwaves; rainfall is spread fairly evenly. Autumns bring cooler, wetter conditions and an increasing chance of breeze from the North Sea.

Does local geography affect Wickford’s weather?

Wickford lies inland in Essex, about 10 miles from the coast. The town sits in the Crouch Valley, which can trap fog and low cloud on still winter mornings. The nearby River Crouch adds local humidity. Being relatively low‑lying and open, Wickford can feel windier than built‑up areas closer to London, but it avoids the strongest coastal winds that affect Canvey Island.

When is the best time to visit Wickford, and what should I pack?

Late spring (May) and early autumn (September) offer the best balance of mild temperatures and lower rainfall. For summer, pack light layers and a rain jacket. In winter, bring a warm coat, hat, and waterproof shoes. The live forecast above will show the immediate conditions, so check it before you go out.

Which nearby areas do readers also check?

People reading about Wickford often look at weather for Rayleigh, Basildon, Canvey Island, Leigh-on-Sea, Chelmsford, and Brentwood. For a national picture, see the UK weather hub or the 10-day forecast for the whole country.

Climate zoneTemperate maritime
Average annual rainfallAbout 550–600mm
Warmest monthJuly (average high around 22°C)
What will the weather be in Wickford tomorrow?

Check the live forecast above and switch to the “tomorrow” tab. It shows hourly temperature, wind, and rain chance. In general, tomorrow in Wickford will follow the patterns typical for the current season, with no unusual extremes expected unless a weather warning is active.

How reliable is the 10–14 day outlook for Wickford?

The 10‑day outlook in the live forecast above gives a broad trend, not a minute‑by‑minute prediction. For Wickford, accuracy drops after about 7 days. A cold or wet spell may be signalled early, but exact timings and rainfall amounts often change. Check the 10-day forecast page for updates.

Does it rain a lot in Wickford?

Wickford has moderate rainfall, roughly 550–600mm per year, which is typical for inland Essex. Rain falls on about 110–120 days annually, often as light to moderate showers. It is drier than western parts of the UK but wetter than coastal spots like Canvey Island. The live forecast above will show if rain is expected soon.

Are weather warnings common for Wickford?

Wickford is occasionally covered by Met Office yellow warnings for rain, wind, or snow – usually a few times each winter. Severe amber or red warnings are rare. For the latest alerts, see the UK weather warnings page. The live forecast above may also display warning icons.