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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For the latest conditions in Morden, check the live forecast above before heading out; the National Rail and Tube services from Morden station can be affected by low cloud or rain moving inland from the Sussex coast.
What is the outlook for Morden today and tonight?
Morden, sitting at the northern edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, often sees slightly cooler temperatures than central London due to its inland position. The live forecast above shows the cloud and any patchy drizzle expected, with a gentle south-westerly breeze. Overnight, mist or low cloud may form over the open ground near Morden Park and St Helier, lifting by mid-morning.
Will it rain in Morden tomorrow and over the next 10 days?
For the weather in Morden tomorrow, the live forecast indicates a band of rain may push north from the Channel, arriving by late morning and clearing into the evening. Looking at the weather in Morden 10 days, a settled spell expected mid-week with drier conditions as high pressure builds from the west. Check our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for detailed updates.
Where can I find the most reliable forecast for Morden?
For official warnings and hourly data, the Met Office provides the most detailed modelling for this part of Surrey. BBC Weather is also a fast-updating source for Morden. For neighbouring comparisons, see the UK weather hub or our Bristol Weather page for a western perspective.
Is Morden in a flood-risk area?
Morden is generally low-risk, but the Wandle River and its tributaries can rise after prolonged rain, especially near Ravensbury Park and Morden Hall Park. Check the Environment Agency’s live flood alerts before heavy rain.
What is the typical winter temperature in Morden?
In winter, overnight lows often hover around 2–4°C, with ground frost common on clear nights. The urban heat island effect from south-west London can keep Morden a degree or two warmer than surrounding rural Surrey.
Does the weather in Morden affect the Tube?
Yes — Northern line services from Morden station can face delays during heavy rain or lightning. High winds rarely cause issues, but falling leaves on the tracks in autumn can also affect service reliability.