The Neighbourhood Sweater Weather
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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Policyline weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
If you’ve searched for “the neighbourhood sweater weather” you’re likely after the hit track — but the live forecast above shows the kind of cool, overcast conditions that actually make you reach for a sweater. Here’s what to expect today and how the song fits the mood.
What does “the neighbourhood sweater weather” mean?
The phrase refers to the 2012 song by American indie band The Neighbourhood, officially titled “Sweater Weather”. It’s become a seasonal anthem for crisp, cloudy days when a light sweater is ideal. The live forecast above matches that vibe for much of the UK today.
Is today a sweater weather day near me?
Check the live forecast above for your area. Generally, when temperatures sit between 10–15°C with patchy cloud and a light breeze, that’s textbook sweater weather. Cities like Birmingham, Liverpool and Glasgow often see these conditions in autumn and early spring.
Can I download the neighbourhood sweater weather MP3?
Yes, the song is available as an MP3 download from major platforms including Amazon Music and iTunes. You can also stream it on Spotify and other services.
What are the neighbourhood sweater weather lyrics about?
The lyrics describe a cold romantic moment, with lines about “too cold” and sharing warmth. A traduction (translation) is available in several languages on lyric websites.
Who sings “Sweater Weather”?
The singer is Jesse Rutherford, lead vocalist of the American band The Neighbourhood. The track also features guitar work by Zach Abels and bass by Mikey Margott.
For the latest conditions across the UK, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. Local forecasts for Birmingham, Liverpool and Glasgow are also available.
