In just a few short days, thousands of keen runners will be taking to the streets of London to take part in the London Marathon. 

After training for months on end in all types of weather from snowy streets to days of non-stop rain, the event everyone has been waiting for is nearly here. 

But when you take part in the London Marathon you need to be aware of a lot of information, from the route, start times, and even the celebrities running this year.

Many racers will have a keen eye on what aspect, with the weather at the forefront of many minds. 

But lucky for you, we have the full expected Met Office report so that you are fully prepared.

London Marathon Met Office forecast 

On Sunday, April 23, the weather is expected to be sunny but with signs of cloudy and even a chance of rain. 

From 10am until later in the evening, there will be around 40% of rain across London but temperatures will be good with a mix of 11C to 13C. 

There is also set to be some wind, with gusts of up to 24mph coming in from the southwest.

You can find out the full weather forecast via the Met Office.