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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above places Uxbridge under a mainly cloudy sky with a high of 13°C and a 40% chance of light rain by late afternoon – a settled but damp start to the week for the UB8 area.
What is the forecast for today and tonight?
According to the live panel, temperatures in Uxbridge will peak around 13°C by 2pm before falling to 8°C overnight. Winds remain light from the southwest at 10 mph. Rain is most likely between 4pm and 7pm, clearing to patchy cloud after midnight. This pattern is similar to the broader UK weather hub outlook, with west London seeing the same frontal system affecting 10-day forecasts across southern England.
How will the rest of the week look?
Tuesday brings brighter intervals and a high of 14°C, though the Met Office weather Uxbridge guidance suggests another band of rain arriving Wednesday. By Thursday, temperatures hold near 12°C with a mixture of sun and showers. Looking further ahead, the weather in Uxbridge 10 days outlook shows a gradual drying trend into the weekend. For comparison, BBC Weather London reports a similar unsettled but mild pattern, while BBC Weather Windsor is almost identical given the proximity.
Will it rain in Uxbridge today?
Yes, light rain is likely between 4pm and 7pm. The live forecast indicates a 40% probability, with accumulations under 2 mm. Carry a light jacket if you’re heading out after lunch.
What is the BBC Weather Uxbridge 14-day trend?
The BBC Weather Uxbridge 14 days outlook points to slightly above-average temperatures for April, with occasional showers. No prolonged settled spells are expected, but there are no signs of significant storms either.
Is there a 30-day weather forecast for Uxbridge?
The 30 day weather forecast Uxbridge from the Met Office suggests a continuation of the mild, changeable pattern. Long-range models are less reliable, but early indications favour drier conditions toward the end of the month.
Sources
- Met Office
- BBC Weather
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