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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the The UK Daily weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Cloudy skies and patchy rain are expected across much of the UK today, though drier, brighter spells will develop in the southeast later. Temperatures will hover around 12°C to 15°C, feeling mild for this time of year. A wetter, windier spell arrives overnight.
What will the weather be like in my area?
London and the southeast will see light rain this morning, clearing to occasional sunny intervals by late afternoon. In Birmingham and the Midlands, cloudier skies persist with a chance of drizzle. York and northern England stay mostly overcast with light showers, while Slough and Canary Wharf follow the general pattern of rain easing through the day. Coastal spots like Skegness may feel breezier, and Cranfield can expect similar grey skies with a brief dry window. For live details, check the conditions above.
Are there any weather warnings in place?
A yellow rain warning covers parts of Scotland and northern England until midday, with localised flooding possible. No other warnings are active, but a band of heavier rain is expected to push south later tonight, so keep an eye on the Moderate Rainfall Warning page for updates.
Will it rain in London today?
Light rain is expected until mid-morning, then it should turn dry with some sunny spells. The chance of further rain increases from late evening, so an umbrella may be useful if you’re out later.
When will the weather improve?
Conditions remain unsettled through midweek, with a ridge of high pressure building from Thursday. That should bring more settled, dry weather for most areas by Friday.
Is it safe to travel this evening?
Heavy rain and gusty winds may affect travel after dark, especially in northern England and Scotland. Check your route and allow extra time. The Weather Radar UK page shows live precipitation.
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