The Met Office expects a weekend of changeable weather for Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, with heavy showers and persistent downpours at times on Saturday followed by brighter spells on Sunday.
People living in the town should prepare for a wet Saturday on February 7, 2026, as an unsettled low-pressure system brings heavy showers and persistent downpours at times. This is likely to make travel difficult on local roads and could limit use of outdoor spaces such as Jephson Gardens or the Pump Room Gardens.
The weather is expected to largely clear by Sunday morning, February 8, 2026, with the rain breaking up into a mix of showers and sunny intervals. Those brighter periods will offer a better window for walks or local sport, although short, heavy showers may still occur between the sunnier spells.
The Environment Agency is monitoring river and groundwater levels because much of the ground remains wet after heavy rain earlier in the winter. As of 1:25pm on 6 February 2026 the Environment Agency shows no flood warnings for the River Leam at Leamington (there is a flood alert in the wider area), but the River Leam did have flood warnings in late January 2026, including warnings issued on 28 January 2026 for upstream locations. Residents are advised to stay mindful of conditions near riverbanks and to check the Environment Agency and Met Office pages for the latest updates.
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