'Becoming largely dry into the afternoon with sunny spells developing.'
But spectators won’t be able to fully escape the rain The weather is set to brighten up in London just in time for Novak Djokovic to play Wimbledon. But it’s not all sunshine for tennis fans as there will still be rain falling throughout the day. Novak Djokovic is set to play against Australian Alex de Minaur on centre court at 1.30pm on Wednesday – and the forecast is currently looking fairly hopeful.
But the hour-by-hour forecast is looking fairly promising for those hoping to see Novak Djokovic play. Currently there’s a 30-40% chance of rain in Wimbledon between 10am and 1pm, reducing down to 20% at 2pm not long after he takes to the court. Attendance at the tennis championships is low in comparison to previous years as wannabe attendees opt to watch on television instead of getting drenched in the stands or Henman Hill.
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