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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for Uxbridge before heading out, as conditions can shift quickly between the Colne Valley and the Chiltern fringe. This page gives you the local outlook, neighbouring town comparisons, and answers to common questions about Uxbridge weather.
What is the Uxbridge weather forecast for today?
Uxbridge sits in the Colne Valley, west of London, so its weather often mirrors the capital but with slightly cooler mornings and a greater chance of mist near the river. The live forecast above shows the detail for today, including any rain bands moving in from the M40 corridor. For a broader view of conditions across the region, see the London weather page.
How does Uxbridge compare to nearby towns?
Uxbridge is inland, so it avoids coastal breezes but can feel more humid in summer. Windsor weather is often similar, though Windsor is closer to the Thames and may see slightly different cloud cover. For a longer-range picture, the 10 day weather forecast UK page gives a national overview.
Frequently asked questions about Uxbridge weather
What is the weather in Uxbridge tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s conditions are shown in the live forecast above. For Uxbridge, expect the pattern to follow the wider London area, with any rain typically arriving from the west. Check the Met Office for updates on the weather in Uxbridge tomorrow.
What is the weather in Uxbridge for 10 days?
The 10-day outlook is available in the live forecast above. For a more detailed breakdown of the weather in Uxbridge 10 days ahead, the Met Office provides hourly and daily data, which is especially useful for planning outdoor work or travel.
Is there a 30 day weather forecast for Uxbridge?
Long-range forecasts, such as a 30 day weather forecast for Uxbridge, are not reliable for day-to-day planning. The Met Office offers monthly outlooks based on broad trends, but for accuracy, stick to the 5- to 10-day forecast above.