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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the BritainNow weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For Worthing today, the live forecast above shows a generally mild and often cloudy day with occasional sunny spells, typical of the West Sussex coast. You can expect a gentle sea breeze and temperatures staying close to the seasonal average.
What’s the outlook for the next few days?
The weather in Worthing over the coming days will remain unsettled but not extreme, with a mix of cloud, some light rain and occasional brighter breaks. High pressure to the south-west keeps the most persistent rain away, though Friday and Saturday could bring a few showers, especially during the afternoon. Overnight lows will hover around 6–8°C, so a light jacket will be handy if you’re heading out in the evening. For a detailed look ahead, check our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.
Will it be a good week for a coastal walk?
If you’re planning a walk along Worthing seafront, the best chance for dry weather will be midweek. Wind speeds stay light to moderate, so the conditions should feel pleasant enough, though do keep an eye on the live forecast above for any sudden changes. Tides are generally safe for the beach, but always check local notices. For broader coverage, see the UK weather hub for the latest across Britain.
Will it rain in Worthing tomorrow?
According to the live forecast above, a few light showers are possible, mainly in the morning. Most of the afternoon should stay dry with some bright spells. The chance of prolonged rain is low.
What about the 14-day forecast for Worthing?
Long-range outlooks suggest a mostly dry and settled pattern for the second half of the fortnight, though occasional weak fronts may bring patchy drizzle. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay around 13–16°C.
Is xc weather reliable for Worthing?
XC Weather provides detailed wind and precipitation data, but for general public forecasting the Met Office and BBC sources (including the live forecast above) are the most trusted for local conditions.