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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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Horsham’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, brings a mix of cloud and bright spells typical for this inland West Sussex town. The morning may start damp, but clearer interludes develop from the south-west, keeping temperatures near seasonal averages.
What will the weather in Horsham be like tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s outlook for Horsham suggests a drier day with more prolonged sunshine after a chilly start. The live forecast above indicates lighter winds than today, making for a pleasant afternoon across the Arun Valley, though cloud may thicken again by evening. For a wider South East snapshot, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
Will Horsham see any rain this week?
Rain chances remain low through midweek, with high pressure building from the Atlantic. Any showers from the west are likely to fizzle out before reaching Horsham. However, weekend trends show a wetter spell possible, so keep an eye on the UK weather hub for updates. For comparison, see how conditions differ in Bristol Weather.
Where can I find the bbc weather horsham 14 days forecast?
The BBC Weather site provides a 14-day outlook for Horsham, but the Met Office offers a more reliable 7-day forecast. For rolling updates, check both BBC Weather and the live forecast above, as long-range predictions can shift.
How does the weather in Horsham compare to bbc weather london?
Horsham sits inland, making it typically 1-2°C cooler at night than London, but with similar daytime highs. Horsham also tends to avoid the urban heat island effect, so frost is more common here on clear nights.
What is the best source for accuweather horsham forecasts?
AccuWeather provides hourly and 15-day forecasts for Horsham, but the Met Office remains the official UK authority. For short-term planning, the live forecast above from BBC Weather is a reliable first stop.