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The live forecast above shows current conditions for the Wimbledon tournament. Expect cool, often damp weather typical of a London summer, with daytime temperatures usually between 15 and 25°C. Rain is a regular feature, so pack a jacket and a plan.
What is the typical weather during the Wimbledon fortnight?
The tournament runs from late June to mid-July, which is the British summer. Average highs sit around 23°C and lows near 14°C. Rainfall is frequent – about half the days see some rain. Heavy downpours can delay play, while cool, overcast conditions are common. For a longer outlook, check the wimbledon weather forecast 21 days from the Met Office.
How does the weather affect play?
Rain stops play on outdoor courts immediately. Centre Court and No.1 Court have retractable roofs, so matches continue under cover. Grounds staff use covers to protect grass courts. For a live view, a wimbledon weather live cam shows the main stadium and surrounding grounds. The tournament’s scheduling often accounts for forecast wet spells.
Does Wimbledon have a roof on all courts?
No. Only Centre Court and No.1 Court have retractable roofs. All other courts are fully exposed. When rain stops play on outside courts, matches resume after the court is dried and the rain stops.
What happens if it rains during a match?
Umpires call a rain delay. Grounds crew cover the court with heavy tarpaulins. Play resumes once the court is dry and safe. On Centre Court, the roof closes in about 10 minutes, so play continues uninterrupted.
Can I see a live radar for Wimbledon?
Yes. The UK Met Office provides a live radar for London. For a local view, search for wimbledon weather radar online. A wimbledon weather hourly forecast also helps plan your day at the grounds.
For a broader outlook on Australian conditions, see our Australia weather hub. If you’re heading to the UK from Melbourne, compare with Melbourne weather to pack appropriately. For up-to-date alerts, check severe weather warnings before travelling.