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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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Expect a damp start across much of England and Wales this morning, with patchy rain and low cloud lingering into the afternoon. The Met Office advises carrying a raincoat if you’re heading out, as brighter spells will only slowly develop from the west.
What should you expect for the rest of today?
Rain will push eastward through the morning, clearing to lighter showers over northern England and Scotland by midday. Southern counties will see the best of any breaks in the cloud, though a brisk westerly wind keeps temperatures feeling cooler than the 15°C managed in London. For a detailed look at the coming days, head to our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.
How does the week ahead look?
Unsettled conditions hold into the middle of the week, with a series of Atlantic fronts bringing spells of rain and stronger winds, especially on Wednesday. The Weather Tomorrow UK page shows a brief drier interlude on Thursday before low pressure returns. If you’re after a more detailed outlook, the uk weather forecast 14 days suggests a gradual shift toward more settled weather by the weekend, though confidence remains moderate.
Will it rain in London this weekend?
Saturday starts with drizzle and low cloud, but brighter skies should develop by the afternoon. Sunday looks drier with sunny spells and highs near 16°C. Check the weather forecast london page for hour-by-hour updates.
Is there a weather warning in place?
No formal warnings are active today, but the Met Office has highlighted a risk of gusty winds sweeping coastal areas of western Scotland and Cornwall from Wednesday. For the latest, see the Moderate Rainfall Warning page.
Where is the warmest place in the UK today?
The Warmest Place In Uk Today is likely to be around the Thames Valley, where a brief break in the cloud could push temperatures to 16°C in sheltered spots – though you’ll still need a jacket.