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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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Tooting sees a high of 12°C and a low of 7°C in the live forecast above, with light cloud and a moderate south-westerly breeze. This sits within the typical March range for south-west London, where daytime averages hover around 10–13°C before the spring warming trend.
What is the outlook for Tooting this week?
Pressure remains fairly settled across the London area through the next few days, keeping conditions dry but often overcast. The live forecast above shows no significant rain bands, with temperatures staying within a 5–6°C diurnal range. Overnight lows drop to around 6–7°C, which is seasonable for late March.
How does Tooting’s weather compare to surrounding areas?
As an inner south London district, Tooting records slightly higher minimums than more exposed parts of the Surrey border, owing to urban heat retention. The south-westerly wind direction is consistent with the broader regional pattern, bringing air from the Channel rather than the North Sea. For a wider comparison, see our UK weather hub or check Birmingham Weather for a Midlands contrast.
Is Tooting likely to see fog this week?
No significant fog is expected. The moderate breeze and relatively stable air keep mist risk low; visibility stays above 10 km through the forecast period.
When does Tooting’s typical spring warm-up begin?
Daytime highs usually climb above 15°C by mid-April. The current 12°C high is about 1–2°C below the 30-year March average for south-west London.
Does Tooting get more rain than central London?
Precipitation totals are broadly similar; Tooting averages 50–55 mm in March, comparable to the London-wide figure. The urban heat island effect keeps rainfall slightly less frequent than in the home counties.