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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.
A yellow wind warning for London is active until Tuesday morning, with gusts of 45–50mph expected. This brings a risk of travel disruption, falling branches and localised power cuts, particularly during rush hours.
What does the warning mean for London tomorrow?
Tomorrow, Monday, the strongest winds arrive mid-morning, with gusts peaking around 50mph across exposed parts of the capital. The weather in London tomorrow will feel noticeably cooler, with highs of only 9°C. Commuters on rail and road routes should allow extra time, as debris and short-notice cancellations are possible.
How does this fit the wider storm pattern?
This weekend’s low-pressure system is part of a larger storm tracking across southern Britain. The same system is responsible for a weather warnings today across the South East, including the London area. Beyond Tuesday, the weather in London 10 days shows a return to settled spells, though another low may bring a further weather warning london 10 days later in the week.
Will my commute be affected?
Yes – rail services may see delays and branch lines could close if trees fall. Give yourself extra time and check your operator before travelling.
Should I expect flooding?
No significant flood risk from this warning. The main hazard is wind; any surface water is likely to be temporary and localised.
When will the weather warning london today end?
The warning lifts at 06:00 on Tuesday. Gusts will ease overnight Monday, but some blustery showers may persist into Tuesday morning.
For the broader picture, visit our UK weather hub and see our 10-day forecast for London. If you’re tracking the low-pressure system, our storm tracker has the latest details.