The BBC currently predicts that Wednesday December 24 will be fairly wet, with mild temperatures ranging from 5-7C. Accuweather is slightly more optimistic, expecting highs of 8C and much less rain. Depressingly, the sun will set at 3.55pm.

According to BBC Weather, the capital can expect light snow on Monday, January 5, when many will be returning to work and temperatures could be as low as -3C. It comes as temperatures are also set to plunge below freezing in the coming days. It could be -1C on New Year’s Eve, -2C on January 2 and 3 and -3C on January 4.

Crucially, the "528 line" on the forecast – a key meteorological marker employed to assess snow likelihood – extends well into southern England. This strengthens the forecast for marginal yet plausible snowfall across the southeast, particularly during shower episodes.

Londoners could face the threat of floods and even power cuts with the Met Office warning of 24 hours of near-constant heavy rain. Forecasters say heavy and prolonged rain is expected throughout Friday and early into Saturday morning, bringing likely ...

Here’s what you need to know about the weather for New Year’s Eve in London. According to the latest Met Office predictions, New Year’s Eve is going to be pretty pleasant regarding the weather. New Year’s Eve is actually going to be pretty sunny during the day, with clear skies and highs of five degrees Celsius.

Sleet is forecast to fall in London on Friday (2nd Jan) with snow on the horizon next week. It might not have been a White Christmas, but it’s set to be a snowy start to 2026 here in London. According to BBC Weather, sleet is forecast to fall before the week ends, with actual snow on the cards for next week.

London is set to experience a brief milder period following the first cold snap of autumn last week. Temperatures dropped to a brisk 11C on Saturday, and to 5C overnight to coincide with the clocks returning to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Many Londoners ...

After seven cancelled flights in two days, including four on Tuesday morning, London International Airport officials are hoping for clearer skies ahead. After seven cancelled flights in two days, including four on Tuesday morning, London International Airport officials are hoping for clearer skies ahead.

Here’s the latest weather forecast for London on Christmas Eve into Christmas Day. So far, Christmas Eve has been a fairly dry one in London, with clouds having taken over the city’s skies for most of the day.