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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Edinburgh Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows Harlow, in west Essex, will see a mix of cloud and sunny spells today with the chance of a light shower, typical for this time of year as the region sits under a weather system moving east from the coast.
What will the weather be like in Harlow this week?
Harlow, lying north-east of London and inland from the Essex coast, is expected to have a largely dry week with temperatures staying close to seasonal averages. The live forecast indicates a few brighter moments, but cloud will build at times, especially later in the week, when a weak front may bring a brief spell of rain. Overnight lows will remain mild, with no significant frost expected.
How does Harlow’s weather compare to nearby areas?
As a town in the Lea Valley, Harlow often sees slightly cooler conditions than central London, with more cloud drifting in from the east. The UK weather hub shows this pattern is typical for inland Essex, where the influence of the North Sea can keep temperatures a degree or two lower than in the London area. For a longer view, the 10 day forecast for the region suggests a gradual transition to more settled weather.
Is it going to rain in Harlow tomorrow?
The live forecast suggests mainly dry conditions for Harlow tomorrow, with just a small chance of a light shower in the afternoon. Cloud will be the main feature, keeping things fairly grey.
What is the weather like in Harlow for the next 21 days?
For a longer outlook, the 10 day forecast and UK weather hub show Harlow settling into a pattern of mild, dry conditions after midweek, with no major weather systems expected. Nights will be cool but not cold.
How does the Met Office forecast compare for Harlow?
The Met Office and the BBC forecast above both agree on a largely dry week for Harlow, with the main difference being the timing of cloud cover. Both are reliable for planning.