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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Trade Wire UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌤️24°C
Mainly clearBishop's WalthamFeels like 23° · Wind 19 km/h · Humidity 53%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 06:26Sunset 19:40
Today☁️24°12°💧43%
Mon🌦️22°17°💧65%
Tue🌧️19°12°💧43%
Wed☁️18°10°💧4%
Thu🌦️17°13°💧32%
Fri🌦️21°14°💧41%
Sat🌦️20°12°💧17%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

For the latest Bishop’s Waltham weather, the live forecast above gives a real-time snapshot of conditions in this Hampshire village. It shows today’s temperature, wind and any precipitation, so you can plan your day without relying on older forecasts.

What is the weather like in Bishop’s Waltham today?

The live forecast above provides the most reliable guide for the next few hours. Bishop’s Waltham sits in the Meon Valley, so local conditions can feel a little cooler and damper than the South Coast itself. Check the wind and rain symbols carefully if you’re heading out.

How does the season affect the weather here?

Winter in Bishop’s Waltham brings frosty mornings and occasional fog in the valley. Summer tends to be warm but not excessively hot, with the highest rainfall often arriving in autumn. The live forecast above will show whether a frontal system is moving in from the west.

LocationMeon Valley, Hampshire, southern England
Typical January high7–8 °C
Typical July high21–22 °C
Annual rainfall~750–850 mm, fairly evenly spread
When is the best time to visit Bishop’s Waltham?

Late spring and early autumn offer mild, settled spells. The village is pleasant year‑round, but summer weekends can be busier. Check the live forecast above before travelling.

Does it snow much in Bishop’s Waltham?

Snowfall is infrequent – usually one or two light falls a year. Because the valley is low‑lying, snow rarely settles for long. The live forecast above will warn you of any potential snow events.

How windy does it get?

Strong winds are most common in winter and early spring, especially when Atlantic low‑pressure systems arrive. The sheltered valley means gusts are less severe than on the exposed coast.

For a wider view of conditions across the country, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10‑day weather forecast for the UK.