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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for Crowthorne’s current conditions and the next few hours; it gives the most immediate picture of temperature, wind and precipitation before you plan your day.
What is the outlook for Crowthorne this week?
The live forecast above shows a typical late-autumn pattern for this Berkshire village. Daytime highs generally range from 7–12°C, with overnight lows dropping to 2–6°C. Rain is likely midweek, so expect wet roads and the need for a waterproof coat. Pressure trends suggest a gradual shift towards drier, brighter conditions by the weekend, though overnight frost is possible in sheltered spots.
How does Crowthorne’s weather compare with the rest of the UK?
Crowthorne sits inland in the south-east, so it often sees lower wind speeds than coastal areas but can be cloudier and cooler than London. The live forecast above will differ from, say, Bristol Weather or Sheffield Weather, which have their own regional influences. For a broader picture, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK provides a national overview.
Is there a weather warning for Crowthorne today?
The live forecast above will show any Met Office alerts. At the time of writing, no severe warnings cover Crowthorne, but always check the met office weather crowthorne page for updates if conditions change rapidly.
Where can I find the BBC weather for Crowthorne?
The live forecast above is sourced from the BBC’s data feed. You can also visit the BBC News weather section directly; searching “bbc news weather crowthorne” will take you to their dedicated page with hourly and 14-day outlooks.
Will it be frosty in Crowthorne overnight?
Frost risk increases when the overnight low falls below 2°C and skies are clear. Check the live forecast above’s night-time temperature range; a sharper drop may mean ice on untreated roads and paths.