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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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Expect a mostly dry and bright day in Englefield Green, with the live forecast above showing the best of any sunshine arriving by late morning. The light breeze and mild temperatures should make it pleasant for a walk on the green or a trip into Egham.
What will the weather be like in Englefield Green today?
Englefield Green, tucked just south of the M25 and close to the Surrey-Berkshire border, should see a largely settled day. The live forecast above indicates cloud breaking up through the morning, leaving some sunny spells by the afternoon. It will feel cooler than of late, with a gentle north-westerly breeze keeping conditions fresh but not cold. Any isolated light shower is unlikely to last long.
How does this compare with the rest of the South East?
This pattern is fairly typical for the region, with the highest temperatures likely across central London and the Thames Valley. For those heading into weather London or across to Bristol Weather, similar conditions are expected, though coastal areas may see slightly more cloud. The 10 Day Weather Forecast UK suggests a return to more unsettled conditions later in the week.
Will it rain in Englefield Green tomorrow?
Current indications suggest a largely dry start, though cloud will thicken from the west by midday. A band of light rain may push into weather Egham and the surrounding area by late afternoon or early evening.
Is it worth checking the BBC Weather for Englefield Green?
The BBC Weather service provides reliable hourly breakdowns for the village, which can be useful for planning walks in Windsor Great Park or trips into Runnymede. The live forecast above offers a quick overview.
How accurate is the forecast for Englefield Green?
Short-range forecasts (24-48 hours) for the area are generally reliable, as the local topography near the Thames doesn’t create significant microclimates. The Met Office data used here is updated several times daily.