Thames Path
The Thames towpath from quiet rural stream, via Oxford, Windsor and surburbia to Central London and the Thames Barrier.
Hiking weather forecast
Regional weather (Met Office)
Updated: Sun, 03-Nov at 08:38
South East England
Largely cloudy and dry. Isolated bright spells developing. Mild.
- A largely cloudy day with cloud breaking or thinning at times to give some bright spells
- At other times, cloud may be locally thick enough for some patchy drizzle, but most places staying dry
- Rather mild, with light winds
- Maximum Temperature 13C
Tonight:
- Remaining widely cloudy and dry this evening and overnight
- Some isolated mist and fog patches may form overnight where skies clear
- Minimum Temperature 10C
Monday:
- Any overnight mist patches clearing to give a generally cloudy and dry day
- Skies clearing from the southeast later, leading to an increased risk of fog overnight
- Light winds
- Maximum Temperature 14C
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
- Plenty of fine, dry weather through the period though often cloudy with outbreaks of light drizzle
- Increasing chance of overnight mist or fog patches
- Temperatures near or slightly above average
UK Day 6-7 and week 2
- High pressure is likely to dominate across many parts of the UK for much of this period, bringing lengthy spells of dry and settled weather, although it may be fairly cloudy at times
- Where skies clear overnight some areas of fog, and perhaps frost, may develop
- Southern and eastern areas are expected to be mainly dry for much of the time, while any more unsettled conditions are more likely to affect northern and northwestern areas
- That said, small amounts of rain will be possible farther south and east from any weak fronts
- Winds will often be light in the south, but it could be reasonably windy at times across the northwest
- Temperatures will probably be warmer than average overall, although some cold nights are possible at times
UK Week 3 and 4
- After a settled start to November, beyond mid-month there will probably be a change towards more unsettled conditions for a time
- This means an increased chance of periods of wet and windy weather for parts of the UK, perhaps more so in central and southern areas
- However, there is low confidence whether unsettled, wetter weather or drier and more settled conditions will dominate by the end of November
- Temperatures will probably be close to or above average overall, although some colder interludes are possible, especially in the north
Weather data by Met Office