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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Southampton Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

☀️19°C
Clear skyWarboysFeels like 18° · Wind 18 km/h · Humidity 73%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 04:53Sunset 21:18
Today☁️23°14°💧8%
Tue🌦️28°16°💧64%
Wed☁️25°15°💧22%
Thu☁️26°14°💧14%
Fri☁️22°13°💧10%
Sat☁️22°13°💧2%
Sun☁️22°12°💧4%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Warboys, the Cambridgeshire village set in the low-lying Fenland basin, will stay mainly dry with patchy cloud and light winds, according to the live forecast above. Temperatures are near the seasonal average and no weather warnings are in force.

What will the rest of the week bring for Warboys?

Conditions remain settled through midweek, with high pressure dominating. Occasional mist or low cloud may form overnight, typical for this part of the Fens. By the weekend a weak front could introduce a few showers, but any rain is expected to be light and brief. Winds stay light throughout.

How does Warboys compare to nearby towns?

Warboys shares the same flat, inland climate as Huntingdon and St Ives, but being slightly further from the coast it avoids the sea-breeze influence that moderates temperatures in places like King’s Lynn. The Fens mean that frost and fog develop readily on clear, calm nights.

LocationCambridgeshire Fenland, 10 miles north-northwest of Cambridge
AltitudeApproximately 6 metres above sea level
Annual rainfallAround 550mm – one of the driest parts of the UK
Nearest forecasting stationWittering (RAF), 6 miles northwest
Is Warboys prone to fog?

Yes. The low-lying fenland topography and nearby watercourses create ideal conditions for radiation fog, especially on autumn and winter mornings. Visibility can drop below 100 metres, so drivers along the B1040 should take care.

Could flooding affect Warboys?

The village lies within a flood risk area managed by the Environment Agency, with the Old Bedford River and Forty Foot Drain nearby. Major flooding is rare, but heavy prolonged rain can cause surface water issues. Check live flood alerts on the gov.uk site.

When is the best time for outdoor activities in Warboys?

Late spring and early autumn offer the most reliable dry weather, with average highs of 18–21°C. Summers are generally warm but can be unsettled; winters are cold with frequent frost. The village’s fenland footpaths are best enjoyed in settled spells.

For a broader picture of UK conditions, visit the Southampton Wire UK weather hub or check the 10-day forecast for other locations.