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

20°C
Partly cloudyHindheadFeels like 17° · Wind 12 km/h · Humidity 35%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 05:36Sunset 20:41
Today☁️20°10°💧0%
Fri☁️22°💧0%
Sat☁️25°13°💧0%
Sun☁️29°13°💧2%
Mon☁️25°16°💧4%
Tue🌤️25°14°💧0%
Wed🌤️26°15°💧1%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above before heading out on the A3 or onto the Devil’s Punch Bowl, as Hindhead’s exposed position on the Surrey Hills often means conditions differ from the valley towns below.

What is the weather like in Hindhead today?

Hindhead sits on a high sandy ridge, so it frequently catches cloud and stronger winds than nearby Haslemere or Grayshott. The live forecast above gives the most accurate picture for your exact location, but expect temperatures here to feel a couple of degrees cooler than in the Wey Valley, especially during clear nights when frost forms readily.

What should I expect from the forecast for Hindhead tomorrow and beyond?

For weather Hindhead tomorrow, the same local quirks apply: morning mist can linger on the common long after it clears lower down. If you are checking the met office weather Hindhead or bbc weather Hindhead, remember that the 14-day outlook is useful for planning walks but becomes less reliable after day five. For a more granular view, the weather Hindhead 14 days trend on accuweather Hindhead can highlight shifts in wind direction that matter on the exposed summit.

LocationSurrey Hills, 252m above sea level
NeighbourHaslemere (2 miles south)
Key exposureOpen heathland, strong south-westerlies
Local hazardSudden fog on the A3 near the Punch Bowl
Why is Hindhead often colder than the surrounding area?

At 252 metres above sea level, Hindhead sits on the highest point of the Greensand Ridge. Cold air drains into the valleys below, leaving the summit exposed to stronger winds and lower temperatures, especially on clear nights.

Is the weather on the Devil’s Punch Bowl different to the village?

Yes. The Punch Bowl is a deep, wooded valley that traps moisture and cold air. It can be several degrees cooler and significantly damper than the village centre, even in summer, so take an extra layer for walks there.

Where can I find the most reliable forecast for Hindhead?

The live forecast above is tailored to Hindhead’s exact elevation. For supplementary checks, the Met Office provides detailed mountain-weather warnings, while BBC Weather offers a clear hourly breakdown for planning your day.

For the wider picture across the country, visit our UK weather hub or see how conditions compare in Bristol Weather. If you are planning ahead, our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page gives a longer view.