Residents in Slough can expect a mild week ahead, with temperatures steadily climbing towards a warm weekend peak before conditions turn more unsettled, according to the Met Office.
Temperatures will rise progressively from 14°C on Wednesday to a high of 22°C on Saturday, 9 May 2026. While the week remains mild, those planning outdoor activities should be aware of changing conditions starting Friday, 8 May, when light showers are expected, with a 60% chance of rain at 2pm.
According to Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Tom Crabtree, the transition to more unsettled weather includes the potential for rain and showers spreading from the southwest, some of which may be heavy and possibly thundery. By Sunday, 10 May, conditions will be predominantly cloudy with a 30-40% chance of rain throughout the day and wind gusts reaching up to 27mph, marking the windiest day of the week.
Despite the incoming rain, air quality remains low and pollen levels are forecast to stay low throughout the week. Residents heading out during the sunny intervals on Thursday and Saturday should note that UV levels are expected to be high, and are advised to wear sunscreen or seek shade during midday hours.
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