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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Metro Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For Caddington this morning, expect a settled day with bright or sunny spells, though cloud may thicken from the west later. The live forecast above shows current conditions; this is typical for the village, which sits on the Bedfordshire uplands near the Luton border.
What is the outlook for Caddington today and tonight?
Largely dry through the day with light winds, making it feel pleasant in any sunshine. As the evening arrives, cloud will increase, bringing a chance of patchy light rain by dawn. Temperatures will hold close to the seasonal average for this inland Bedfordshire spot, which is often a degree or two cooler than nearby Luton due to its elevated position.
How does Caddington’s weather compare with neighbouring areas?
Being on higher ground south of the A5, Caddington can catch more cloud and a stronger breeze than lower-lying parts of Luton or Slip End. The local forecast often mirrors that of the Chilterns, meaning it can be slightly cooler than the weather Luton reports from the town centre. For a detailed view, check Birmingham Weather for regional context, or see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
Is it likely to rain in Caddington this weekend?
Cloudy spells with occasional light rain are possible, especially on Sunday. The Met Office outlook suggests mostly dry conditions, but keep an eye on the live forecast above for any changes.
How accurate is the BBC Weather forecast for Slip End?
BBC Weather for Slip End, just south of Caddington, is generally reliable for this area. Since the two villages share the same valley and elevation, what applies to Slip End usually holds true for Caddington.
Where can I find the AccuWeather forecast for Caddington?
AccuWeather provides an hourly breakdown for Caddington, though it can overemphasise brief showers. For the most trusted data, the Met Office remains the primary source for UK conditions.