North Woolwich Weather Forecast, Greater London E16 2

Today 21 Sep London and South East England

Quite a dull start to the day with some locally dense mist and fog patches which will thin fairly slowly this morning, however all parts will see plenty of warm sunshine through the afternoon as winds remain light. Maximum Temperature 26C.

Tonight 21 Sep London and South East England

Dry with clear skies this evening. Mist and fog patches returning overnight, quite dense in favoured rural locations by morning. Turning quite chilly where any clear spells persist before the fog forms. Winds remaining light. Minimum Temperature 7C.

Tue 22 Sep London and South East England

After a murky start in places mist and fog will thin slowly. All parts seeing some long periods of warm sunshine during the afternoon before cloud thickens in the west. Maximum Temperature 25C.

Wed 23 Sep London and South East England

Showers or longer periods of rain on Wednesday. Turning cooler. Thursday will be breezy with showers, heavy at times. Friday will be cold with strong winds, showers near the coast.

Thu 24 Sep London and South East England

Showers or longer periods of rain on Wednesday. Turning cooler. Thursday will be breezy with showers, heavy at times. Friday will be cold with strong winds, showers near the coast.

Fri 25 Sep London and South East England

Showers or longer periods of rain on Wednesday. Turning cooler. Thursday will be breezy with showers, heavy at times. Friday will be cold with strong winds, showers near the coast.

Sat 26 Sep London and South East England

The coming weekend will see a brief period of drier weather on Saturday, though it will be cold with grass frost possible widely. Looking further ahead however, it is set to return to an unsettled picture. Generally windy weather coupled with spells of rain and showers will likely continue through next week, with those showers becoming heavy and blustery at times. The heaviest rain most likely in the north and northwest, which may also see gales at times. Meanwhile, there may still be brief interludes of drier and sunnier weather, most likely in the south and southeast. Temperatures will generally be rather cool, potentially cooler in more persistent rainfall, and overnight frost may be seen in prone parts of the north as and when calmer spells of weather allow.

Sun 27 Sep London and South East England

The coming weekend will see a brief period of drier weather on Saturday, though it will be cold with grass frost possible widely. Looking further ahead however, it is set to return to an unsettled picture. Generally windy weather coupled with spells of rain and showers will likely continue through next week, with those showers becoming heavy and blustery at times. The heaviest rain most likely in the north and northwest, which may also see gales at times. Meanwhile, there may still be brief interludes of drier and sunnier weather, most likely in the south and southeast. Temperatures will generally be rather cool, potentially cooler in more persistent rainfall, and overnight frost may be seen in prone parts of the north as and when calmer spells of weather allow.

North Woolwich Weather Forecast

Today 21 Sep London and South East England

Tonight 21 Sep London and South East England

Tue 22 Sep London and South East England

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Thu 24 Sep London and South East England

Fri 25 Sep London and South East England

Sat 26 Sep London and South East England

Sun 27 Sep London and South East England

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North Woolwich Temperature Statistics

September Temperature

Kenley (14.9 miles)

Lowest 26 March, 2020

Average 2020

Highest 7 August, 2020

Lowest 31 August, 2020

Average August

Highest 7 August, 2020

Lowest 1 September, 2020

Average September

Highest 15 September, 2020

Climate (2011–Present)

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