Residents in Kingswinford can expect warm and sunny weather as high pressure moves across the region this weekend. According to the Met Office, the area is set to see temperatures reach up to 21°C on Saturday 25 April 2026, with dry and settled conditions expected to persist through the beginning of next week.
While the weather is ideal for spending time outdoors, the national weather service advises that pollen levels will remain high across the West Midlands from Friday 24 April through Monday 27 April. The forecast indicates that oak pollen will be the primary allergen during this period, which may affect those who suffer from hay fever.
The Met Office also notes that ultraviolet levels are expected to be moderate throughout the week. Residents are encouraged to take care during the middle of the day and use sunscreen if spending time outside, as the current warm spell continues an unusually mild trend for April 2026.
Conditions are expected to change from Tuesday 28 April onwards, as stronger winds are forecast, with gusts potentially reaching 27mph by Wednesday. Although temperatures will dip slightly to around 17°C, the long-range outlook suggests that high pressure is likely to remain near the country through the end of the month and into early May.
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