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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Maple Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows the current conditions and outlook for Wimbledon, London. Summer match days are often mild, with highs around 20–25°C, but rain is common and can interrupt play at the All England Club.
What is the typical weather for The Championships?
The Wimbledon fortnight runs from late June to mid-July. Average daily highs sit near 23°C, though temperatures can climb above 30°C or drop to 15°C on unsettled days. Rain falls on about half of all days, so delays are normal. Humidity is moderate, and wind is usually light inside the stadium. Checking the weather in Wimbledon London 10 days before your visit gives a solid planning window.
Should I prepare for rain during the tournament?
Yes. Showers can arrive quickly, even when the morning is clear. The Centre Court roof closes in about 10 minutes, but play on outer courts stops until the court covers are removed. For real-time details, use the Wimbledon weather hourly breakdown in the live forecast above to see when rain is most likely. The Wimbledon weather radar layer is especially useful for tracking approaching bands of rain.
Does Wimbledon ever get heatwaves?
Yes. July heatwaves can push temperatures above 30°C. In 2022, play continued under extreme heat protocols, including extra breaks and cooling towels. The Wimbledon weather forecast 21 days out may show a warm spell building, but check the live forecast above closer to your date.
How accurate is the 10-day forecast for Wimbledon?
Reliable for general trends but not for exact timing of showers. For court-specific decisions, the Wimbledon weather hourly forecast is more dependable on the day. Use the live forecast above and the linked 10-day forecast page for the broad picture.
Does the roof close for light rain?
No. The Centre Court roof only closes for steady rain or if the court becomes slick. Light drizzle often allows play to continue until the grass gets slippery. For updates on delays, follow the live forecast above and the Wimbledon weather radar.
For more on conditions across the country, see our Canada weather hub or the Toronto weather page for comparison. Wimbledon weather updates are refreshed hourly, so check the live forecast above before heading to the grounds.