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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Media Grid UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows Swindon’s conditions today, with temperatures in the low double figures and cloud cover dominating through the morning. The main takeaway: a settled but overcast day across the Wiltshire town, with any brighter spells likely confined to the late afternoon.
What is the weather in Swindon tomorrow?
Tomorrow follows a similar pattern to today. Those checking for weather in Swindon tomorrow will find a largely dry day with variable cloud and light winds. No swindon weather warning is currently in force. The live forecast above gives the most accurate hourly view for planning the day ahead.
How does the 10-day forecast for Swindon look?
For anyone looking at weather in Swindon 10 days on our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page, or weather in Swindon next 14 days, the outlook is broadly settled. The swindon weather 15 day trend suggests high pressure remains in charge, keeping rainfall below average and temperatures near the seasonal norm. For detailed hour-by-hour data, the swindon weather hourly breakdown in the live forecast above is the best resource. Readers familiar with bbc weather swindon will find similar trends reflected there.
Does Swindon get snow in winter?
Swindon sees light snowfall most winters, typically 5–10 days per year. Its inland Wiltshire position means it can be colder than coastal towns, but significant accumulation is rare. The live forecast above will show any swindon weather warning for ice or snow.
When does Swindon have the best weather?
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer the most settled conditions. Temperatures are mild, rainfall is lower, and sunshine hours are higher than in winter. July and August are warmer but occasionally see thunderstorms.
Is Swindon at risk of flooding?
Swindon has a moderate risk of surface-water flooding after prolonged heavy rain, especially near the River Ray. The Environment Agency issues live alerts. Anyone checking weather in Swindon next 14 days should watch for sustained rainfall that could raise local water levels.