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Wimbledon’s weather is famously changeable during the tournament, with afternoon showers and mild highs around 20–25°C typical. For the latest conditions, refer to the live forecast above for a 10-day outlook, hourly details and radar.
What is the typical weather during the Wimbledon Championships?
The fortnight in late June and early July sees average highs of 23°C and lows near 14°C. Rain is common – about half the days record some drizzle – so play is often interrupted. The live forecast above gives you the wimbledon weather hourly breakdown, while wimbledon weather radar can show approaching showers. For a longer view, check the wimbledon weather forecast 21 days from the Met Office.
What should I pack for a Wimbledon trip?
Pack layers: a light jacket or sweater for cool evenings, a waterproof jacket and comfortable shoes. The sun can be strong, so bring sunscreen. Australian winter school holidays overlap with the tournament, making it a popular escape. For a detailed 10-day outlook, the live forecast above shows weather in wimbledon london 10 days. You can also explore Australia’s weather hub if you’re comparing climates.
Does it rain often at Wimbledon?
Yes – rain interrupts play on average once every two days during the tournament. The live forecast and wimbledon weather radar help you plan, and Centre Court’s retractable roof means matches there continue.
Can I watch live weather from the grounds?
A wimbledon weather live cam is available on the official Wimbledon app and website, showing courtside conditions in real time. The live forecast above also provides current conditions.
When is the best time to visit Wimbledon outside the tournament?
May to September offers the mildest weather. For tennis, the championships are the main draw. If you want fewer crowds, visit in early June – just note the severe weather warning page for any UK storms.