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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for Bicester’s latest conditions before heading out — the radar shows whether you’ll need an umbrella or sunglasses for the rest of the day, taking into account the town’s inland position in Oxfordshire.
What is the weather like in Bicester today?
Bicester sits in the Cherwell valley, about 15 miles north-east of Oxford, so the live forecast above gives the most accurate picture of any showers or sunny spells. Being inland, temperatures here often feel a few degrees warmer than coastal spots, but mist can linger in the morning near the River Ray. For a wider view, the UK weather hub shows how conditions compare with nearby towns.
How does Bicester’s location affect its forecast?
Sheltered by the Cotswolds to the west, Bicester tends to be drier than higher ground, but easterly winds can bring cloud from the North Sea. The live forecast above picks up on these local influences better than generic regional reports. If you’re planning ahead, the 10-day forecast gives a useful outlook for garden work or trips to Bicester Village.
What will the weather in Bicester be like tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s conditions depend on the pressure system moving across southern England; the live forecast above will update by late evening. Generally, mornings can start chilly with fog patches, then brightening by midday. If you need a quick check, met office weather bicester is also reliable for hourly breakdowns.
Can I get a 10-day forecast for Bicester?
Yes — the live forecast above includes a 10-day tab showing trends for temperature, rain and wind. For longer-range planning, weather in bicester 10 days and bicester weather 14 days are available from the Met Office, though confidence drops after day seven. The bicester weather 21 days outlook is only a general guide.
How does Bicester’s weather compare with London or Oxford?
Bicester is often a degree or two cooler than central London due to the urban heat island effect, and slightly warmer than Oxford because of its valley position. For a quick comparison, bbc weather london and bbc weather oxford give side-by-side conditions. Rain tends to arrive about an hour later in Bicester than in the capital.