Wimbledon weather 2023: Clouds to line the city’s skies over first week of the tournament

Wimbledon season is upon us. Here’s what weather attendees and those watching the action around the city can expect.

The event is considered to be the oldest tennis tournament in the world, dating back to 1877. The prestigious competition is also one of four Grand Slam tennis tournaments held around the world, which includes the Australian Open, the French Open and the US Open.

The 2023 edition of the world-famous tennis tournament will start on Monday, July 3. It will continue over the next two weeks before wrapping on July 16.

Those who are not heading to the game can still catch it on big screens across the city. King’s Cross and Covent Garden are just some of the locations that will host coverage for tennis fans in the capital.

Here’s what weather Wimbledon watchers can expect over the week.

Wimbledon weather - four-day forecast 

Monday, July 3

Clouds are set to line the capital’s skies as Wimbledon 2023 commences. While initially starting off sunny, clouds will provide shade for the world-famous tournament’s players over the afternoon.

Highs: 21C

Lows: 13C

Tuesday, July 4

Cloud coverage will continue to offer shade to Wimbledon attendees from the sunshine on Tuesday.

Highs: 21C

Lows: 14C

Wednesday, July 5 

Tennis fans may want to remember an umbrella while watching the tournament on Wednesday, as light showers are expected in the late morning and early afternoon.

Highs: 21C

Lows: 13C

Light rain is also expected on Thursday. Wimbledon attendees may get caught in the rain while watching the tennis event, as showers are expected to hit around midday.

Highs: 22C

Lows: 14C