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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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Check the live forecast above for the latest conditions in Kegworth, as the village’s low-lying position near the River Soar and East Midlands Airport can produce localised variations from the regional picture.
What does the forecast mean for Kegworth today?
The live forecast above gives a reliable snapshot for Kegworth, though conditions can shift quickly given its position on the Leicestershire-Nottinghamshire border. Early mist and fog often form in the Soar valley before clearing.
- Expect the daytime high and overnight low shown in the live forecast above to be representative of the village centre and surrounding lanes.
- Wind direction from the south-west or west typically brings the wettest spells, while easterly flows keep things drier but colder in winter.
- If travelling to or from East Midlands Airport, check the live forecast above for visibility updates — fog can be localised around the runway and the A453 corridor.
- Nearby bbc weather sutton bonington readings often mirror Kegworth conditions, so those reports are a useful secondary check.
How does Kegworth’s location affect its weather?
Kegworth sits in a shallow river valley, which means cooler nights and a greater chance of frost in spring and autumn compared with higher ground just a few miles east. The village’s open, agricultural setting also allows winds to funnel along the Soar valley.
- Frost tends to linger longer on the playing fields and meadows near the river than on the higher ground around Kegworth’s older core.
- Thunderstorms moving up from the south-west can intensify as they cross the valley, producing brief downpours and gusty winds.
- For the wider regional picture, check our UK weather hub or the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for the full outlook.
- Stay up to date with bbc news alerts for any severe weather warnings affecting the East Midlands.
Is Kegworth prone to flooding?
The River Soar runs through the parish, and low-lying parts of Kegworth can see standing water after prolonged or heavy rainfall. The Environment Agency issues flood alerts for the Soar valley when river levels rise, so check live warnings if rain is forecast.
How does the weather compare with nearby Loughborough or Nottingham?
Kegworth is typically a degree or two cooler than central Nottingham on clear nights due to its valley position, but daytime temperatures match closely. Rainfall totals are broadly similar, though the airport’s weather station often records slightly less than Loughborough.
When is the best time of year to visit Kegworth?
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September) offer the most settled conditions for walking the Soar valley or visiting the village’s pubs and nature reserves. Summer can be warm, but thundery downpours are not uncommon in July and August.