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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.

The live forecast above shows conditions for In London, with highs today likely in the low-to-mid teens Celsius and a moderate chance of rain. This means a typical autumn day, with cloud and occasional showers dominating.

What is the outlook for weather london 14 days?

The 14-day trend suggests a continuation of unsettled conditions, with temperatures near the seasonal average of 10–15°C. Longer-range models indicate a possible drier spell towards the end of the period, though confidence is low.

How accurate is the bbc weather in london today forecast?

The three-hourly breakdown in the live forecast above is most reliable for the next 24–36 hours. For planning beyond that, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page offers a broader view, though accuracy decreases after day five.

High today12–15°C
Low tonight6–9°C
Rain risk40–60%
Wind15–25 mph SW

Will it be colder next week?

Models suggest a slight dip in temperatures from mid-week, with night-time lows possibly dropping to 4°C. This is not unusual for the time of year, but a sharp frost is unlikely in central London.

What does bbc weather in london 14 days show for next weekend?

Next Saturday and Sunday currently show a 50% chance of showers, with highs near 13°C. The UK weather hub updates this daily as new data arrives.

Is there a bbc weather london 15 day forecast available?

A 15-day forecast is not routinely published by the Met Office or BBC, but the 14-day outlook on the live forecast above gives a reliable guide. For longer-term trends, check the Liverpool Weather page for comparative data.

How does bbc weather in london 10 days compare to the 14-day version?

The 10-day forecast is more accurate for day-to-day planning, with higher confidence in precipitation timing. The 14-day version is better for spotting general trends, such as a shift to drier or wetter conditions.