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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Showbiz UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Crowborough’s weather today is shaped by its elevated position on the High Weald, where higher altitude brings cooler temperatures and stronger winds than in surrounding towns. The live forecast above gives the current conditions, so check that for the exact temperature and rain chances.
Why does Crowborough often feel colder than nearby towns?
Crowborough sits about 240 metres above sea level – one of the highest towns in the South East. That elevation makes it exposed to wind and frequent cloud cover, so temperatures tend to be a degree or two lower than in Tunbridge Wells or Uckfield. Mist and fog are common, especially in autumn and winter, because the hilltop traps moisture. For a broader view of UK conditions, visit our UK weather hub.
How reliable are the longer forecasts for Crowborough?
For short-term plans, the weather in Crowborough tomorrow is well served by the Met Office and BBC Weather. Medium-range checks such as a 10-day or 14-day forecast offer useful trends but lose accuracy after day five. AccuWeather Crowborough provides hourly detail; a 21-day forecast is only a rough guide. The local Crowborough weather station gives real-time data for those who want it.
Is Crowborough prone to fog?
Yes. Its high, exposed position means fog can form quickly, especially overnight and in spring. Visibility can drop below 100 metres on still, damp mornings, so drivers should take care. It typically clears by late morning as the sun warms the ground.
What is the driest time of year in Crowborough?
Late spring and early summer – particularly May and June – tend to see the least rainfall. April can also be fairly dry, but the weather is changeable. For the most reliable outdoor plans, aim for these months and always check the latest forecast.
How does Crowborough compare to nearby Brighton?
Crowborough is consistently cooler than coastal Brighton, often by 3–4 °C in summer, and sees more frosty nights. Brighton’s milder climate comes from sea breezes. For Brighton’s forecast, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.