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Of course the underground is scheduled to be on strike for the entirety of our trip.

Staying breezy this afternoon, with a mix of sunny spells and areas of cloud moving in from the south-east. There remains a small chance of an isolated shower or spot of light rain. Tonight will see a few clear spells in places, but most areas will see further low cloud feeding in from the east. It should be mainly dry, however. Another breezy night. Tomorrow will see low clouds continuing to move in from the south-east. Some brightness could develop within any cloud breaks.

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The underground is scheduled to be on strike but maybe it will.

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Windy and cloudy. Winds E at 20 to 30 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph. Winds E at 15 to 25 mph. Rainy and windy. Winds ESE at 20 to 30 mph. Rainfall around 6 mm. Periods of light rain early. Winds ESE at 10 to 15 mph. Light rain developing in the afternoon.

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You can wear a 9 month old on the front or back. Drier later. Light cloud and a fresh breeze. Also, rain "every day" doesn't necessarily mean "all day". I'm really just looking for opinions from people who have been there on doing a trip while it is supposed to rain pretty much all day every day. You don't think the weather is accurate less than a week out? No the weather will not be accurate. Last updated. I use BBC which is always the most pessimistic when it comes to rain. Buses are good to use and it's easy enough to map your routes out. Benches are all along the Thames River Path.

This afternoon will continue mostly sunny, but skies will progressively cloud over from the west by the end of the day. It will remain dry, however.

Precipitation is not expected. Heapey Lancashire. I always advise everyone travelling to the U. The transport system is far more user friendly and easy to understand. Just make sure that you bring some layers and embrace London's bus network. That is hardly catastrophic. Back carry? Do note that the Underground strike is a rolling strike so isn't going to be simply shut down - there will be services. I was there in mid-May with 2 kids and every time we taxied anywhere, it was a slow ride. I'm really just looking for opinions from people who have been there on doing a trip while it is supposed to rain pretty much all day every day. Is there a large bus network?