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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the UK Bullet weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Longfield’s weather today, based on the live forecast above, shows conditions that will affect your plans — here is a precise breakdown of what to expect and how to prepare.
What is the Longfield weather forecast today?
The chance of rain and wind strength are the main talking points. Check the live forecast above for real-time shifts, as conditions can change quickly through the day.
- Rain timing: Most showers are expected during the late morning and mid-afternoon, so plan outdoor errands for early or late in the day.
- Wind: Breezy with gusts potentially reaching 20–25 mph, which could make umbrellas tricky and affect high-sided vehicles on the A2/M25.
- Temperature: Highs will feel mild if the sun breaks through, but the wind chill will knock a couple of degrees off the actual reading.
- Visibility: Generally good, but briefly poor in heavier showers — take care on rural lanes near Longfield Hill.
Will the weather affect travel or outdoor plans?
For drivers and walkers, the main disruption will come from wet roads and gusty wind. The forecast suggests no widespread warnings, but localised flooding on low-lying roads is possible after downpours.
- Driving: Allow extra time for the A296 and A2 if travelling through Longfield — surface spray will reduce visibility.
- Walking: Southerly wind makes exposed routes like Longfield Hill less sheltered; wear a waterproof layer and sturdy shoes.
- Rail services: Southeastern trains (from Longfield station) may see minor delays due to leaves on the line, but no major disruption is expected.
Will the rain last all day in Longfield?
No — showers are likely to be showery rather than persistent, with dry spells in between. By late evening, rain should clear eastwards, leaving a mostly dry night.
Is Longfield affected by wind warnings today?
Not currently, but gusts could reach 25 mph at times. If you are walking or cycling, keep to wooded paths where the wind is less fierce, and avoid loose garden furniture.
How does Longfield compare to other Kent towns today?
Very similar to surrounding areas like Gravesend and Dartford. The main difference is slightly more wind exposure on Longfield Hill due to its elevated position.
For the latest week-ahead outlook, visit our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page or browse all UK weather coverage. For regional comparisons, see Bristol Weather or Glasgow Weather.