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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.
The UK weather map shows a mixed picture today, with a band of rain pushing east across northern England and Scotland, while southern and eastern areas hold onto drier, brighter spells. Check the live radar above for real-time precipitation.
What does the UK weather map show for today and tomorrow?
The live radar above highlights a frontal system bringing patchy rain to Northern Ireland, Wales, and northern England this morning, slowly edging into Scotland by afternoon. Southern England and the Midlands stay largely dry with sunny intervals. For the UK weather map tomorrow, low pressure moves in from the Atlantic, spreading cloud and outbreaks of rain across most regions by evening, though the southeast may hold onto drier conditions until later.
How do I read the live satellite and 7-day forecast maps?
The UK weather map live satellite view on the radar above uses colour coding: blue and green indicate light rain, yellow and orange show heavier bursts, and white signals sleet or snow over higher ground. For planning ahead, the UK weather map 14 days and 7-day outlooks from the Met Office show a trend toward unsettled conditions midweek, with a chance of longer spells of rain across western hills. The UK weather hub updates these charts every hour.
Where can I see the UK weather map for 7 days from the Met Office?
The BBC Weather UK page and the Met Office’s own site both offer interactive 7-day maps. The live radar above also provides a rolling forecast overlay for the next week.
Is the UK weather map live satellite view accurate for planning?
Yes, the satellite imagery updates every 5–15 minutes and shows cloud cover, rain intensity, and frontal boundaries. It’s ideal for checking if rain will reach your area within the next few hours.
What’s the best UK weather map for tomorrow’s commute?
The Warmest Place In Uk Today page and the hourly radar loop above let you pinpoint rain arrival times. For detailed timing, the Met Office’s 3-hourly precipitation charts are reliable.