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London Weather This Weekend: Frosty Sunshine Then Rain on Sunday

today13th November 2026

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Updated · First published 13 Nov 2026

London’s weather this weekend starts cold, frosty and sunny, before milder air and rain arrive on Sunday. The Met Office forecast for London shows highs of 7C today, 9C on Saturday and 11C on Sunday, with temperatures dropping close to freezing tonight and rain likely on Sunday afternoon.

London weather this weekend
Friday 13 Nov
Sunny, high 7C, low around 0C – frost likely overnight
Saturday 14 Nov
Sunny, high 9C, low 4C, light winds
Sunday 15 Nov
Cloudier with rain, mainly in the afternoon; high 11C, gusts up to 25mph
Warnings
None in force for London at the time of writing

Will it be frosty tonight?

Yes. After a clear, sunny Friday, temperatures in London are forecast to fall to around freezing overnight, so expect a frost in parks and on car windscreens on Saturday morning, especially in the suburbs and outer boroughs. The Met Office said earlier this week that temperatures would fall below average across much of the UK by Friday, with frost becoming more widespread.

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What will the weather be like on Saturday?

Saturday looks like the pick of the weekend: dry and sunny with light winds and highs of around 9C. That’s good news for anyone heading to the Lord Mayor’s Show in the City or out for a winter walk, though it will feel chilly in the shade and once the sun goes down.

Will it rain on Sunday?

Rain is likely on Sunday as Atlantic weather systems push in. The chance of rain rises through the morning and peaks in the afternoon, with gusts of up to 25mph. It will be milder, though, with highs of around 11C. If you are watching Spain v England on Sunday evening at home or in a pub, take an umbrella.

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Is snow forecast in London?

No. The only snow this week fell on higher ground in northern Scotland and the Northern Isles. The Met Office’s chief meteorologist Jason Kelly said settling snow on high ground was “relatively normal for the time of year”. As the weekend goes on, the cold will ease and temperatures will return closer to average.

Source: Met Office forecasts for London and the UK. Forecasts can change, so check the latest Met Office forecast before you travel. Photo: I Wei Huang / Shutterstock.

Written by: Energy Radio Newsroom