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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.
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For Kempston, the live forecast above shows the most accurate picture for today, with a focus on any rain windows and wind speeds that matter for your plans in this Bedford town just south of the River Great Ouse.
What is the weather trend for Kempston this week?
The pattern for Kempston is largely unsettled, with frequent bands of cloud and showers moving in from the west. The live forecast above indicates that any brighter spells will be brief, often giving way to patchy rain by the afternoon. The met office weather kempston guidance suggests that winds will stay moderate, but gusts could pick up near the river. For a broader view of the national picture, check the UK weather hub.
Will it stay dry for the weekend in Kempston?
Unlikely to stay completely dry. The current data suggests a mix of sunny intervals and scattered showers, with the chance of heavier bursts on Saturday afternoon. Temperatures will hover near seasonal averages, but the breeze from the north-west will make it feel cooler. If you are looking further ahead, the 10 day weather forecast UK page can help with planning.
Is the BBC weather for Kempston reliable?
The BBC uses Met Office data for its Kempston forecasts, so you are getting the same source as the official national service. For very localised conditions near the river, always check the live radar updates.
Where can I find a 14-day forecast for Kempston?
For a look at weather kempston 14 days ahead, the Met Office provides a long-range outlook, though accuracy drops after day seven. The BBC app also offers a 14-day view, but treat the second week as a trend guide.
How does Kempston weather compare to nearby towns?
Kempston often shares the same conditions as Bedford, but being slightly more open on the southern side, it can catch stronger winds. Towns further west, like Bristol Weather, tend to see more persistent rain from Atlantic fronts.