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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the MarketUK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows current conditions and a temperature range for Hindhead today. This Surrey village, lying on the A3 near the Devil’s Punch Bowl, experiences a temperate maritime climate; expect a mix of cloud and spells of sunshine, with wind speeds typically light to moderate.
What does the coming week look like for Hindhead?
Rainfall totals over the next few days are likely to be below the March average of 60 mm, with the best chance of showers on Wednesday afternoon. Overnight lows will hover around 3–5°C, while daytime highs reach 9–12°C. For the full picture, check the 10‑day forecast for Hindhead.
Will fog affect travel on the A3 near Hindhead?
Fog is most common here in autumn and winter, especially in the early morning. The elevated ground around the Punch Bowl can trap moisture, reducing visibility below 200 metres. If you’re driving, the bbc weather hindhead page often includes visibility maps, and the met office weather hindhead page provides hourly updates. For a wider view, see our UK weather hub.
Is it often foggy in Hindhead?
Yes, especially from October to March. The combination of high ground (Hindhead Common) and nearby woodland creates localised fog patches that can linger until late morning. The A3 and Devil’s Punch Bowl are particularly affected.
What is the best time to visit the Devil’s Punch Bowl?
Late spring (May–June) offers the driest conditions with average daytime temperatures of 16–19°C. Autumn colours are stunning, but expect more rain and stronger winds. Check weather hindhead tomorrow before setting out.
How accurate are long‑range forecasts for Hindhead?
Weather hindhead 14 days forecasts give a general trend, but accuracy drops after day 7 due to the village’s local topography. For reliable detail, rely on the accuweather hindhead hour‑by‑hour breakdown or the Met Office’s site.