Wimbledon 2022 weather: what is today’s BBC weather forecast for tennis tournament - and full order of play

The most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, Wimbledon is in full swing.

Almost as famous as the competition itself, is its famous unruly weather.

This year has seen a mixed bag, with heavy rain disrupting play at the beginning of the tournament.

However, the forecast is favourable for the final few days.

Fans have been looking forward to seeing the world’s greatest tennis players including Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic battle it out on the court.

However, some famous faces are missing from the competition including the world number one Roger Federer and number two Daniil Medvedev.

Here’s everything you need to know about what the weather forecast looks like for Wimbledon.

What is the latest Wimbledon 2022 weather forecast?

The weather forecast for Wimbledon is a mixed bag of both sunshine and showers.

Rain interupted play during the beginning of the tournament, but it’s looking likely the unsettled weather is over.

Met Office spokesman, Marco Petagna, said: “The first half of the week, the impression is a lot of bright dry weather with a small chance of showers coming in.

“It is really the second half of the week that there will be a greater chance of showers breaking out. Temperatures are generally going to be around average so highs of 21C.

He said: “The trend is that things get a bit more settled as we head into July so a better chance of more settled weather developing in that second week and possibly a little bit warmer as well.”

Here is the full weather forecast for Wimbledon from the Met Office and BBC Weather.

Met Office Wimbledon weather forecast:

Monday 27 June: Widely dry and bright to start. A band of showery rain will push east across the region with scattered showers developing ahead of this. Some showers turning heavy and perhaps thundery, before largely dying out during the afternoon. Temperatures average. Maximum temperature 20 °C.

Tuesday 28 June: Fine and dry on Tuesday with sunny intervals. Cloud thickening from the west during the afternoon, turning sunshine increasingly hazy. Some patchy light rain possible in western parts late on. Maximum temperature 22 °C.

Wednesday 29 June - Friday 1 July: Cloudier Wednesday as a slow-moving band of showery rain pushes east. More unsettled Thursday with showers, perhaps turning heavy and thundery early on. Drier and brighter Friday. Feeling warm.

Saturday 2 July - Monday 4 July: the Met Office predicts settled conditions across the south, with showers at times and occasionally some longer spells of rain.

Tuesday 5 July: A fine start to Tuesday, but turning cloudier for much of the region. Some bright or sunny spells continuing into the afternoon, especially across eastern areas. Light winds. Maximum temperature 22 °C.

Wednesday 6 July: A cloudy start on Wednesday, though dry everywhere. Cloud will break during the morning with all parts see some lengthy sunny spells during the afternoon. Warm with light winds. Maximum temperature 27 °C.

Thursday 7 July- Saturday 9 July: Thursday fine and dry with spells of sunshine, but breezy at times. Friday and Saturday fine and dry with clear or sunny spells. Warm or very warm with light winds.

BBC Weather Wimbledon weather forecast:

Monday 27 June: sunny intervals and a moderate breeze. Maximum temperature of 19°C.

Tuesday 28 June: sunny intervals and a moderate breeze. Maximum temperature of 21°C.

Wednesday 29 June: light cloud and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 21°C.

Thursday 30 June: light rain showers and a moderate breeze. Maximum temperature of 19°C.

Friday 1 July: sunny intervals and a moderate breeze. Maximum temperature of 21°C.

Saturday 2 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 23°C.

Sunday 3 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 24°C.

Monday 4 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 23°C.

Tuesday 5 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 22°C.

Wednesday 6 July: light cloud and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 25°C.

Thursday 7 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 25°C.

Friday 8 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 26°C.

Saturday 9 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 27°C.

Sunday 10 July: sunny intervals and a gentle breeze. Maximum temperature of 27°C.

What is the order of play for Wimbledon?

Wimbledon has a jampacked schedule that will be taking part over two weeks.

Here is the full order of play for Wimbledon 2022:

• Monday 27 June: men’s and ladies’ singles first round
• Tuesday 28 June: men’s and ladies’ singles first round
• Wednesday 29 June: men’s and ladies’ singles second round
• Thursday 30 June: men’s and ladies’ singles second round
• Friday 1 July: men’s and ladies’ singles third round
• Saturday 2 July: men’s and ladies’ singles third round
• Sunday 3 July: men’s and ladies’ singles fourth round
• Monday 4 July: men’s and ladies’ singles fourth round
• Tuesday 5 July: men’s and ladies’ singles quarter-finals
• Wednesday 6 July: men’s and ladies’ singles quarter-finals
• Thursday 7 July: ladies’ singles semi-finals
• Friday 8 July: men’ singles semi-finals
• Saturday 9 July: ladies’ singles final, men’s doubles, final, ladies’ doubles final
• Sunday 10 July: men’s singles, mixed doubles finals

Where can you watch Wimbledon?

You will be able to stay up to date with all the coverage on the BBC.

This will be the last year that Wimbledon is presented by Sue Barker, who is retiring after the 2022 tournament.

Wimbledon will also be available to stream on BBC iPlayer as well as Radio 5 Live and 5 Live Sports Extra.