London residents can expect sunny intervals and mild temperatures on August 5, 2026, with a high of 25°C and a low of 14°C, as a warming trend is set to continue throughout the week, leading to highs of 29°C by August 11.Today's ForecastToday, August 5, 2026, London will experience a mix of sunshine and cloud cover, with conditions described as "Sunny intervals." The maximum temperature is forecast to reach 25°C, while the minimum temperature will be around 14°C. The average temperature for the day is expected to be 19.5°C.Humidity levels are predicted to be relatively high at 84%, contributing to a comfortable, albeit slightly moist, atmosphere. There is a very low chance of rain, with the daily chance of rain noted as less than 5%. Wind speeds could reach up to 49.89 kph, so some breezy conditions are possible, particularly in exposed areas.Outdoor Activities and TipsWith sunny intervals expected throughout the day, it's a good idea to make the most of the pleasant conditions. The moderate temperatures make it suitable for a variety of outdoor pursuits, from a leisurely stroll in one of the city's many parks to enjoying a coffee at an outdoor cafe.While the chance of rain is minimal, the humidity might make the air feel a bit close, so staying hydrated is always a good practice. The breezy conditions could be refreshing, but it might be wise to secure any light outdoor items that could be easily blown away.The Week AheadThe weather in London is set to remain largely favourable for the upcoming week. Following today's mild conditions, tomorrow, August 6, will see a slight dip in temperature, with a high of 22°C and a low of 13°C, still under sunny intervals.The rest of the week is projected to be predominantly sunny, with temperatures gradually climbing. By August 8, the maximum temperature is expected to reach 28°C, and this warming trend is likely to continue, with highs of 29°C forecast for August 9 and August 11. The average temperatures will hover around the low to mid-20s Celsius, indicating a warm and predominantly dry spell for Londoners.