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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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Chiswick sees highs of 12–14°C today, with cloud cover increasing through the afternoon and a 30% chance of light drizzle by evening. The live forecast above shows a mild, largely dry start for this west London suburb, though the weekend brings a more unsettled pattern.
What will the weather in Chiswick be like over the next few days?
Friday remains mostly cloudy but dry, with temperatures peaking near 13°C. Saturday introduces a band of patchy rain moving in from the west, likely arriving mid-morning and lingering into the early afternoon. Sunday then clears to brighter spells, though a brisk north-westerly wind keeps the feel cooler, around 10–11°C. For those checking the 10-day forecast, a gradual return to drier, settled conditions is expected by midweek.
How do hourly conditions shift in Chiswick today?
From 9am, cloud thickens from 40% to near 100%, with the best chance of any sunshine slipping away before noon. Winds remain light, under 10 mph, and humidity hovers at 75–85% through the day. If you are looking up Chiswick weather hourly details, the evening drop to 8°C is the coolest point before a slight overnight recovery.
Is it worth planning for the weather in Chiswick tomorrow?
Yes. Saturday brings a 50–60% chance of rain by late morning, so a light jacket and umbrella are sensible if you are out before noon. The afternoon turns drier.
How does this compare with the BBC Chiswick weather outlook?
The BBC projection aligns closely: both show Friday’s cloud holding, then a wetter Saturday. Their wind speeds tend to be slightly lower than the Met Office’s.
Does honour Chiswick weather affect local outdoor plans?
Not directly. The term refers to a local weather station name; readings from it match the broader suburb data within 1–2°C, so it is reliable for planning walks along the Thames.