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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows Trent Bridge’s temperature and conditions for match time. Expect a range of 12–18°C with mostly cloudy skies and a moderate westerly breeze — typical early-autumn cricket weather in Nottingham.
What’s the likelihood of rain interrupting play?
The hourly breakdown in the live forecast indicates a 30–50% chance of showers during the afternoon, tapering toward evening. That means interruptions are possible but not guaranteed. The ground’s drainage usually clears light drizzle quickly, so delays should be short if they occur.
How do conditions affect batting and bowling?
Overcast skies and a brisk westerly wind (15–25 km/h) can help swing bowling early on. As the cloud lifts, the pitch tends to flatten, making stroke play easier. The moisture forecast — around 70–80% humidity — keeps the surface tacky, so seamers may get movement through the morning session.
Will it be warmer than yesterday at Trent Bridge?
No — the live forecast shows a high 3–4°C cooler than yesterday. A weak cold front has moved through, dropping temperatures and increasing cloud cover, so expect a noticeably fresher day.
What’s the weather in Nottingham tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s forecast shows clearing skies with a high near 16°C and lighter winds. For a full picture, check the 14 day weather forecast Nottingham for detailed daily breakdowns.
Is there a live Trent Bridge weather radar?
Yes — the UK Met Office provides a local radar loop. The live forecast above uses that data; you can also view the trent bridge weather radar directly on the Met Office site for real-time precipitation tracking.
For broader Australian conditions, visit our Australia weather hub or check Melbourne Weather or Sydney Weather. The weather in Nottingham 10 days outlook is also available on the live forecast.