Brighton is forecast to be dry for Bonfire Night. The Met Office forecast for Brighton for Thursday 5 November shows sunny intervals, a high of 11C, a low of 5C and less than a 5 per cent chance of rain, with gusts of up to 25 mph.
The week starts less settled. Rain is possible overnight on Monday 2 November and early on Tuesday 3 November, with gusts of 30 to 32 mph forecast until Wednesday.
Brighton weather day by day
Monday 2 November has sunny intervals with a high of 13C and a low of 9C. The Met Office gives a 40 per cent chance of rain, mostly overnight, and gusts of up to 30 mph.
Tuesday 3 November is also 13C at best, with a low of 7C. Rain is most likely early in the morning, with a 60 per cent chance at 6am, and gusts of up to 32 mph.
Wednesday 4 November is cooler at 11C, with a low of 6C and only a 10 per cent chance of rain. Gusts could again reach 32 mph.
Bonfire Night on Thursday 5 November
Thursday looks like the best day of the week for anyone heading to a display. It stays dry, with sunny intervals in the day, and the wind eases to gusts of up to 25 mph. The low is 5C overnight, so wrap up if you will be outside for a while.
Gusty conditions can make fireworks and bonfires harder to control, so follow the instructions of the organisers and keep a safe distance. Our Brighton and Hove Bonfire Night guide has the fireworks at Hove Cricket Ground, which run from 5 to 7 November, with tickets and rules. Our Lewes Bonfire guide has the road closures and last trains for Lewes Bonfire, which also takes place on Thursday.
The weekend and Remembrance Sunday
Friday 6 November stays at 11C with a low of 5C, a 20 per cent chance of rain and gusts of up to 17 mph.
Saturday 7 November is 11C with a low of 6C, a 20 per cent chance of rain and lighter gusts of up to 12 mph. It is the day of VegfestUK Brighton, if you are heading out for the day.
Sunday 8 November is Remembrance Sunday. The Met Office forecasts cloudy weather, a high of 11C, a low of 8C and a 20 per cent chance of rain. The forecast for Sunday is marked as beta, which means it is less certain than the days before it.
Where the forecast comes from
All the figures in this article come from the Met Office forecast for Brighton, checked late on Sunday 1 November 2026. Forecasts change, especially several days ahead, so check the Met Office page before you head out. ImJustBrighton will update this article if the forecast or any weather warning changes.
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