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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.
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For Slough, the live forecast above shows the current conditions for Berkshire. The town, lying just west of London and north of the M4 corridor, typically sees a mild, changeable pattern with the highest chance of rain arriving midweek.
What is the weather in Slough tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s weather in Slough will be largely cloudy with a moderate breeze from the southwest. The live forecast above gives the most precise breakdown for the morning and afternoon, but expect a damp start with patchy light rain clearing by late morning, leaving a dry but overcast afternoon.
What is the weather in Slough for the next 10 to 14 days?
The outlook for the next fortnight shows a typical British spring pattern: unsettled at first, then turning drier and brighter towards the weekend. For a detailed day-by-day breakdown, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. For those planning further ahead, the 21 day weather Slough trend suggests a gradual warming trend, though confidence beyond two weeks is low. You can also check the Birmingham Weather for a regional comparison.
What is the weather in Slough for the next 14 days?
The bbc weather slough 14 days forecast shows a mix of cloud and rain early on, settling into drier, brighter conditions by the second weekend. For the weather in slough for next 14 days, expect temperatures around 10–14°C, with the best chance of sun later in the period.
Is there a specific forecast for the SL2 postcode area?
The bbc weather slough sl2 area covers parts of Langley and Wexham. It follows the same general forecast as central Slough, though the live forecast above is the most accurate for your immediate location.
How reliable is the 21-day forecast for Slough?
The 21 day weather slough outlook is a long-range trend, not a precise day-by-day prediction. It is best used for spotting general patterns (e.g., settled vs. unsettled) rather than planning specific outdoor activities.
