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Ludgershall in Wiltshire is under the conditions shown in the live forecast above. Today brings a largely dry interlude with cloud breaking for some sunshine, though a weather front may approach from the west by evening.
What is the outlook for Ludgershall today?
The live forecast above shows the immediate conditions for Ludgershall. For the rest of today and into tonight, expect:
- Cloud cover varying through the day, with brighter spells possible during the afternoon
- A low chance of showers before dusk, though any rain holds off until later
- Light to moderate south-westerly winds, easing overnight
- Temperatures near the seasonal norm for this time of year
How does Ludgershall compare with nearby towns?
Ludgershall sits near the Hampshire border, close to Andover. Those checking weather andover will see similar conditions, as the same weather systems affect both towns. For the wider region, see our Bristol Weather page for a South West perspective.
- Ludgershall and Andover often share the same cloud and rain patterns
- Being inland, Ludgershall avoids coastal fog but can be cooler overnight
- The UK weather hub provides regional breakdowns for all areas
Does Ludgershall get much rain?
Ludgershall receives around 800mm of rain annually, slightly below the UK average. The wettest months are typically November through January, with late spring and early summer often the driest period of the year.
Where can I find a reliable forecast for Ludgershall?
The Met Office provides detailed forecasts for Ludgershall, and bbc weather ludgershall offers an accessible alternative. For a longer view, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page for the full outlook.
Is Ludgershall affected by snow in winter?
Ludgershall sees occasional light snow, typically 5–10 days per year, mainly in January and February. Heavy snowfall is uncommon due to the town’s low elevation and southerly location in Wiltshire.