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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Kew, in southwest London, will see a mild and largely dry spell according to the live forecast above, with temperatures holding close to seasonal averages and only a modest chance of light rain later in the week.
What is the outlook for Kew Gardens and the local area?
For visitors to Kew Gardens and residents across the TW9 postcode, the immediate forecast points to a settled few days. High pressure sitting to the south-west of the UK is keeping most showers at bay, though a weak front may bring a brief, drizzly spell by midweek. Winds remain light, and overnight lows should stay above freezing, making for comfortable conditions for walks along the Thames Path or in the Royal Botanic Gardens.
How does this compare with the rest of the South East?
Kew’s weather is broadly similar to that of neighbouring Richmond and Brentford, though the proximity to the river can mean slightly cooler mornings and a touch more mist. Further inland, places like Shepperton may see a degree or two warmer afternoons. For a wider regional view, our UK weather hub covers the South East in detail, and the Bristol Weather page shows how conditions differ further west.
Will it rain at Kew Gardens tomorrow?
The live forecast above shows a low probability of rain for tomorrow, with mainly dry conditions expected. A band of light rain may approach by late afternoon, but it should be brief and light. Check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for a longer view.
What is the Met Office forecast for Kew Gardens this week?
The Met Office predicts a largely dry week for Kew, with temperatures peaking around 12–14°C. Overnight fog is possible near the river, but it should clear by mid-morning. No significant weather warnings are currently in place for the area.
Is the BBC Weather 14-day forecast for Kew reliable?
BBC Weather’s 14-day outlook for Kew provides a broad trend, but accuracy drops beyond day 7. For day-to-day planning, the live forecast above and the Met Office’s short-range updates are more dependable, especially for timing any rain at Kew Gardens.