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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Evening Ledger weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For Wandsworth today, expect a mild but cloudy afternoon with occasional light drizzle, though drier spells will develop by evening — check the live forecast above for exact timing in your area.
What is the outlook for Wandsworth this week?
The coming days in Wandsworth bring unsettled conditions as low pressure drifts across southern England. Tuesday will feel breezy with patchy rain, while Wednesday sees brighter intervals and a few showers. Temperatures will hold near average for late April, hovering around 12–14°C during the day. By Thursday, a weak ridge of high pressure may bring a drier interlude before further rain arrives by Friday. The UK weather hub has more detail on wider trends across the country.
Will it stay mild for the weekend?
Confidence lowers towards the weekend, but models suggest a return to more changeable weather. Saturday may bring a ridge of high pressure giving a mostly dry day with sunny spells, while Sunday could turn wetter as another frontal system approaches from the west. Keep an eye on the 10 day weather forecast for the UK for updates as the week progresses. The latest bbc news broadcasts and the met office weather wandsworth pages also provide regular updates.
Is Wandsworth likely to see any frost this week?
No — overnight lows will stay above 6–8°C across Wandsworth for the next five days, so frost is not expected. The mild south-westerly airflow keeps temperatures well above freezing.
When will the rain be heaviest in Wandsworth?
The most persistent rain is expected late Tuesday afternoon and again on Friday morning. Bands of moderate rain may move through Wandsworth during these windows, though totals should remain under 5 mm each day.
Should I carry an umbrella in Wandsworth today?
Yes — light drizzle is possible at any point this afternoon, though heavier bursts are unlikely. An umbrella will be useful for the next few hours, especially if you are out between 2pm and 5pm.