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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Regional Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows the current conditions for Crowthorne, giving you the most accurate read on temperature, wind and rain for the next few hours here in Berkshire.
What is the weather like in Crowthorne today?
Check the live forecast above for the immediate outlook, as conditions in Crowthorne can shift quickly due to its inland position south of the M4. The Met Office weather for Crowthorne typically reflects a moderate UK climate, with January lows hovering around 2°C and July highs reaching 22°C, though the surrounding woodland can trap mist and frost in winter.
- Rainfall is spread fairly evenly across the year, averaging about 650mm annually.
- South-westerly winds are most common, bringing milder, damp air from the Atlantic.
- Frost and fog are more frequent in the valleys and heathland areas around the village during autumn and winter.
- The BBC News weather segment often highlights Crowthorne as part of the South East region, so local variations can be subtle.
Will it rain in Crowthorne this week?
For a reliable short-term picture, refer to the live forecast above which updates hour-by-hour. The Met Office weather for Crowthorne provides detailed rainfall radar, and the village typically sees the wettest period from October to January, with December often the dampest month.
- Afternoon showers are common in spring, especially when winds shift south-westerly.
- Summer thunderstorms can develop quickly over the nearby Surrey hills, affecting Crowthorne.
- Wind speeds rarely exceed 30mph in settled conditions, but winter gales can gust higher.
What is the best source for Crowthorne weather updates?
The Met Office weather for Crowthorne gives the most detailed local forecast, while the live forecast above shows real-time data. For BBC News regional coverage, check their South East segment for broader context.
Does Crowthorne get snow?
Snow is possible but not frequent, averaging 5–10 days of lying snow per year. It most often falls in January or February, when cold easterly winds arrive, but it rarely settles for more than a day or two at low elevation.
Is Crowthorne usually windy?
Average wind speeds in Crowthorne are moderate, around 10–15mph, but exposed parts of the heathland can feel breezier. Strong winds are most likely in late autumn and winter during Atlantic low-pressure systems.
Sources
For other locations, see our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for a longer-range view. Visit Birmingham Weather or Bristol Weather for regional comparisons.