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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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A mostly cloudy day with patchy rain moving in from the west and moderate south-westerly winds. The live forecast above shows the afternoon high for Witney, the largest town in West Oxfordshire, set near the River Windrush and the Cotswolds.
What is the outlook for Witney this week?
Tuesday will bring a mixture of bright spells and showers, some heavy, before a drier interlude midweek. Temperatures remain close to average for late spring, with overnight lows around 6–8°C. For planning ahead, the 10-day forecast for the UK gives a broader view of the unsettled pattern affecting inland areas like Witney.
Will it be windy or fine over the weekend?
By Friday, a ridge of high pressure builds from the Atlantic, likely bringing a mostly dry and settled weekend for Witney. Winds will ease, and there should be more sunshine by Saturday afternoon. Those wanting a finer breakdown can check the weather in Witney tomorrow and the hourly progression using the Witney weather hourly details in the live forecast above.
What is the BBC weather Witney forecast for next week?
The BBC forecast for Witney currently shows a trend toward changeable conditions early next week, with low pressure maintaining cloud and occasional rain. However, confidence reduces beyond five days, so the weather in Witney 10 days outlook remains subject to updates.
Is there a 30 day weather forecast Witney available?
Long-range forecasts beyond ten days carry low confidence for precise local conditions. However, the Met Office provides a UK-wide monthly outlook; for Witney the most reliable guide remains the 7- to 10-day forecast updated daily in the live forecast above.
How does Witney’s weather compare to nearby towns?
Witney, being inland, often experiences slightly cooler nights and less coastal wind than Oxford or Abingdon. It can be a degree or two warmer than the Cotswold villages to the west. For a comparison, see the Bristol weather page for a more maritime influence.