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Check the live conditions above for your location before heading out. Expect a mix of sunshine and showers across the UK this week as low pressure dominates from the west, bringing cooler than average temperatures for late spring.
What is the outlook for the coming days?
- Rain spreading east across England and Wales from Wednesday, heaviest over northern hills.
- Drier and brighter for Scotland and Northern Ireland on Thursday, but showers return by Friday.
- Temperatures peaking at 15-17°C in the south, 10-12°C in the north.
- Winds strengthening in the west, with gusts up to 40 mph along exposed coasts.
For a more detailed forecast including hourly updates, refer to the BBC Weather UK page. Areas such as weather london and weather birmingham will see frequent showers, while weather york and weather skegness may experience longer dry spells.
How should you plan your day?
- Keep a waterproof jacket handy; rain will be patchy but can arrive quickly.
- Outdoor plans in western regions (e.g., weather slough or weather canary wharf) are more likely to be disrupted.
- In central areas like weather cranfield, expect cloudy skies with occasional drizzle.
- Check the Weather Tomorrow UK page for evening and overnight updates.
Will it stay cool next week?
Yes, temperatures are expected to remain below average, with highs around 15°C in the south. A northwesterly flow will keep conditions unsettled, so keep a jacket handy. The long-range outlook suggests a slow warming trend towards the end of the month.
Where is the best chance of sunshine?
The east and southeast, including London and the Home Counties, will see more dry spells. Areas like weather cranfield and weather canary wharf should have brighter periods. Use the Weather Radar UK to track rain bands.
Are there any weather warnings?
Currently no official warnings, but heavy rain could cause localised flooding in northern England and Scotland. The Moderate Rainfall Warning page has the latest updates from the Met Office.
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