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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the MarketUK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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A band of rain pushes south-east across the UK this afternoon, with highs of 6–9°C in northern England and 10–12°C in the south. The live conditions above show current temperatures and precipitation intensity for your location.
What is the weather forecast for the rest of today?
Rain clears southern England by early evening, leaving a dry, chilly night with lows of 1–4°C. Scotland and Northern Ireland see patchy drizzle, while the South East remains mostly cloudy. Tomorrow brings a drier interlude for many, though a fresh Atlantic system arrives by late afternoon in the west.
Will it stay mild for the 14-day period?
No. After a brief mild spell on Thursday (12–14°C across southern England), a cold front drops temperatures to 5–8°C by Friday. The 14 day weather forecast shows frost likely in northern England and Scotland next weekend, with a 40% chance of sleet on higher ground.
Is it going to rain in London this weekend?
Light rain is likely on Saturday afternoon (60% chance), clearing to cloudy skies by Sunday. The weather forecast London page gives hour-by-hour breakdowns for the capital.
What is the weather forecast tomorrow for the UK?
Tomorrow is mostly dry with sunny spells in the east, but cloud thickens from the west by midday. Showers arrive in Wales and south-west England by 3pm. Check the weather forecast tomorrow page for localised times.
Where can I find the BBC weather forecast for the UK?
The BBC forecast often mirrors Met Office data but with different presentation. Our BBC Weather UK page summarises their outlook alongside our own analysis for a balanced view.