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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.

☀️14°C
Clear skyRegentu2019s ParkFeels like 12° · Wind 9 km/h · Humidity 67%
UV 6 HighSunrise 05:08Sunset 21:06
Today☁️25°13°💧0%
Tue☁️26°17°💧0%
Wed☁️26°17°💧8%
Thu☁️26°16°💧8%
Fri☁️27°18°💧2%
Sat☁️27°18°💧18%
Sun☁️27°18°💧17%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Regent’s Park is seeing the conditions shown in the live forecast above — a typical late-autumn mix for central London, with cloud, gentle breezes and temperatures holding near seasonal norms for mid-November.

What does the rest of the week look like for Regent’s Park?

The pattern across London stays largely dry and settled through the next few days, though cloud will thicken at times. If you’re checking the weather London 14 days outlook, you’ll notice a gradual cooling trend towards the weekend, with overnight lows dipping into single figures. The bbc weather London 15 day forecast also suggests a return of more unsettled conditions early next week, so make the most of the calmer window while it lasts.

How exposed is Regent’s Park compared with other parts of London?

Being an open, landscaped space in the heart of the capital, Regent’s Park can feel a couple of degrees cooler than the surrounding built-up areas, especially on clear nights. That’s typical for inner-city green spaces — the same effect you’d notice in Hyde Park or across bbc weather east London. Wind speeds are often a touch higher here than in sheltered streets, so a light layer makes sense even on days that look mild on paper.

LocationCentral London, north-west of the City
NeighbourMarylebone, Camden, St John’s Wood
Coast distanceApprox 50 miles to the nearest coast (Essex shoreline)
Typical November high10–12 °C in calm conditions
Is Regent’s Park weather the same as the London-wide forecast?

Generally yes, but the park’s open, tree-lined setting means it can be slightly cooler and breezier than the built-up streets around Baker Street or Marylebone. Localised showers are also a little more likely here than in the very centre of the City.

When does fog affect Regent’s Park most?

Fog is most common on calm, clear autumn and winter mornings, when the park’s ponds and grass radiate heat overnight. This low-lying mist usually lifts by mid-morning once the sun is high enough to warm the ground.

Should I expect icy paths in the park this week?

With temperatures staying above freezing in the current outlook, ice is unlikely. But if you’re visiting early on a crisp morning, keep an eye on the live forecast above for any sudden drops — the park’s shaded paths can hold frost longer than the main roads.

For the wider outlook across the capital, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for National Park planning further ahead.