What is the weather forecast for the 2027 Lexus Eastbourne Open?
The Lexus Eastbourne Open is the final stop for the WTA and ATP stars on our British grass court summer swing before Wimbledon and it's set to be another unmissable tournament.
As the best tennis players across the globe make their final preparations for Wimbledon, many of the top 50 women's and men's stars battle it out on the South-East coast of England - but what does the weather in Eastbourne look like for the week ahead?
Find a full Eastbourne weather forecast below and click on a specific day to view a full hour-by-hour break down.
Rain delays
Information on rain delays and suspended play at the Lexus Eastbourne Open will be displayed here.
Frequently asked questions
The 2027 Lexus Eastbourne Open will take place from Saturday 19 June to Saturday 26 June 2027 at Devonshire Park. Qualifying is expected to take place on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 June, with the finals on Saturday 26 June.
Check the day-by-day schedule once it’s released: Lexus Eastbourne Open schedule
Play is usually suspended because of rain. All the courts at Devonshire Park are outdoor grass with no roof, so matches are paused when the courts become wet and unsafe, and resume once the rain has stopped and the courts have dried. In 2026, rain meant the men’s singles final had to be completed on Sunday 28 June.
Under the LTA’s ticket terms and conditions, if there’s less than 60 minutes of play on the court your ticket gives access to, you’ll get the full value back as credit to your LTA Tickets account. Between 60 and 120 minutes, that drops to 50%. This doesn’t apply once all of that day’s scheduled play on your court has finished. Any credit you receive stays valid for LTA event tickets for up to three years.
Read the full ticket terms and conditions
