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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.

☀️18°C
Clear skyHampsteadFeels like 17° · Wind 5 km/h · Humidity 67%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 05:09Sunset 21:05
Today25°15°💧0%
Wed☁️26°16°💧6%
Thu☁️26°17°💧10%
Fri☁️27°18°💧2%
Sat☁️25°17°💧16%
Sun🌦️23°16°💧22%
Mon☁️24°15°💧10%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows Hampstead’s temperature and conditions for the next few hours. Expect highs of 12–15°C today with patchy cloud, staying dry through the afternoon.

What will the weather in Hampstead be like tomorrow?

Tomorrow’s outlook from the Met Office indicates a similar pattern: temperatures around 11–14°C, light winds, and a mix of sun and cloud. There is a low chance of rain, so a jacket should be enough for most of the day.

How does Hampstead’s weather compare with the rest of the UK?

Hampstead, like much of London, tends to be a couple of degrees warmer than surrounding rural areas. The 14-day trend suggests settled conditions, though northern regions such as Glasgow and Sheffield may see more showers. For a broader view, check our UK weather hub.

Today’s high12–15°C
Tonight’s low7–9°C
Rain riskLow (under 20%)
Wind speedLight, 5–10 mph
Is it going to rain in Hampstead this week?

According to the Met Office, rain is unlikely over the next three days. A weak front may bring drizzle by Friday, but totals should be minimal. Check the 10-day forecast for updates.

What is the weather in Hampstead tomorrow morning?

Expect a chilly start around 8°C with mist patches, clearing to sunny spells by late morning. Winds remain light, making it a decent morning for a walk on Hampstead Heath.

Where can I find the latest bbc news weather for Hampstead?

BBC Weather provides hourly and 14-day forecasts for Hampstead. For official warnings, the Met Office website is the most reliable source. We also cover Birmingham, Liverpool and other UK cities.