London is preparing for an exceptionally wet period as meteorological projections indicate nearly two weeks of continuous rainfall, marking a dramatic shift from recent sunny conditions.
Extended Wet Spell Ahead
According to the latest BBC Weather forecast, the capital will experience a significant weather transformation starting this Friday. While Wednesday, November 26 and Thursday, November 27 will remain dry, the precipitation will commence on Friday, November 28 and continue uninterrupted until at least Tuesday, December 9.
This represents twelve consecutive days of rainfall, creating one of the longest wet spells London has experienced this autumn. The forecast indicates the possibility of even more rain beyond December 9, though detailed predictions for that period haven't yet been finalised.
Detailed Daily Forecast
The meteorological breakdown shows consistent precipitation patterns across the nearly two-week period:
- Friday, November 28: Light rain showers with gentle breeze (13°C high, 7°C low)
- Saturday, November 29: Light rain with light winds (10°C high, 5°C low)
- Sunday, November 30: Light rain showers with gentle breeze (8°C high, 3°C low)
- Monday, December 1: Light rain with gentle breeze (11°C high, 9°C low)
- Tuesday, December 2: Light rain with gentle breeze (12°C high, 7°C low)
- Wednesday, December 3: Light rain with gentle breeze (10°C high, 5°C low)
- Thursday, December 4: Light rain with gentle breeze (10°C high, 6°C low)
- Friday, December 5: Light rain with gentle breeze (9°C high, 6°C low)
- Saturday, December 6: Drizzle with gentle breeze (10°C high, 7°C low)
- Sunday, December 7: Light rain with gentle breeze (10°C high, 5°C low)
- Monday, December 8: Light rain with light winds (9°C high, 5°C low)
- Tuesday, December 9: Light rain with light winds (9°C high, 5°C low)
Temperature Conditions
Despite the persistent rainfall, temperature conditions will remain relatively mild for late autumn. Daytime highs will generally range between 9°C and 14°C, while overnight lows will dip to between 3°C and 9°C. The coldest temperatures are expected during the dead of night, providing some relief from the damp conditions during daylight hours.
This extended wet period represents a stark contrast to the recent spate of sunny days Londoners have enjoyed, signalling a definitive transition from autumn into the early winter period. Residents are advised to prepare with appropriate waterproof clothing and anticipate potential travel disruptions throughout this sustained rainfall episode.
