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Q: Where can I get the most accurate forecast for tomorrow?

For weather Hindhead tomorrow, the Met Office’s 3-hourly forecast (available on the Met Office weather Hindhead page) is the most reliable. The BBC weather Hindhead service also uses Met Office data. For a longer view, the weather Hindhead 14 days outlook from the same source is useful for planning walks or drives.

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By Kieran Doherty, Public Affairs & Governance EditorReviewed by Diane ForbesForecast data: Open-Meteo & national met services

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

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The live forecast above gives the current conditions, but for Hindhead you should expect cooler and windier weather than the surrounding lowlands, especially on the A3 corridor — plan extra time if driving through the Devil’s Punch Bowl.

What makes Hindhead’s weather different?

Hindhead sits on the highest point of the A3 in Surrey, roughly 270 metres above sea level. That elevation means temperatures here are typically 1–2°C lower than in Guildford or Haslemere, and fog can linger on the commons long after it clears below. The exposed ridgeline also catches stronger south-westerly winds, making the felt temperature noticeably colder in winter.

When is the best time to visit?

Late spring and early autumn offer the most settled conditions, with lighter winds and lower chance of low cloud. If you’re walking on the heath, check the 10-day forecast before setting out — sudden hill fog is common here even when the valleys are clear.

Average annual rainfall~900 mm (similar to nearby Haslemere)

Typical January daytime high6–7 °C

Typical July daytime high20–22 °C

Highest recorded temperature33.5 °C (July 2022)

How does the Met Office forecast differ from AccuWeather for Hindhead?

The Met Office uses local observation stations (such as the one at Liphook) and high-resolution UK models, so its hourly predictions for Hindhead tend to be more reliable for hill fog and wind speed than global models used by Accuweather Hindhead.

Will the weather be the same as in Haslemere?

Not always. Hindhead is roughly 100 metres higher than Haslemere town centre, so it often stays cooler and windier. Fog and low cloud can blanket Hindhead while Haslemere stays clear — check the live forecast above rather than relying on a nearby town.

Where can I get the most accurate forecast for tomorrow?

For weather Hindhead tomorrow, the Met Office’s 3-hourly forecast (available on the Met Office weather Hindhead page) is the most reliable. The BBC weather Hindhead service also uses Met Office data. For a longer view, the weather Hindhead 14 days outlook from the same source is useful for planning walks or drives.