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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the UK Bullet weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌦️28°C
Light drizzleTofayeFeels like 33° · Wind 13 km/h · Humidity 85%
UV 8 Very HighSunrise 06:50Sunset 19:30
Today⛈️33°26°💧53%
Tue⛈️31°25°💧51%
Wed🌧️33°25°💧22%
Thu⛈️32°25°💧55%
Fri⛈️31°25°💧69%
Sat⛈️31°25°💧86%
Sun🌦️29°24°💧94%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

A mix of sunshine and scattered showers expected across the UK today, with the live forecast above showing conditions varying by region. A brisk westerly breeze will make it feel cooler than the actual air temperature, particularly in northern and coastal areas.

What is the outlook for the rest of the day?

The live forecast indicates a band of rain moving eastwards through the afternoon, clearing to brighter spells by early evening. Coastal regions may see stronger gusts, while inland areas stay mostly dry after the initial showers. Temperatures will feel mild in the south but noticeably cooler in the north.

High temperatureMild in the south, cooler in the north – see live forecast for your area
RainfallScattered showers, heaviest in western regions, easing by evening
WindModerate westerly breeze, gusty near coasts
Sunrise / sunsetVaries by location – check the live forecast for exact times

How will the weather affect travel and outdoor plans?

Showers may cause slippery roads and reduced visibility during the afternoon, so allow extra time if driving. Cyclists and walkers should anticipate a headwind on west-facing routes. Later in the day conditions improve for evening commutes and outdoor activities.

Will it rain where I am today?

The live forecast shows scattered showers moving east, so most places will see at least a brief downpour. Western areas are likely to face the heaviest rain, while the east stays drier until late afternoon. Check the live forecast for your specific location.

Is it going to be windy?

A moderate westerly breeze of 15–25 mph is expected, with gusts up to 35 mph along exposed coasts. This is strong enough to make outdoor activities feel blustery but unlikely to cause major disruption. Secure loose garden items if you live near the coast.

When will the weather clear up?

Rain should move east and clear by early evening, leaving a dry and partly cloudy night. Tomorrow is expected to start with sunny spells before more showers arrive in the west. For the longer outlook, see the 10-day forecast.

Find more detailed forecasts on our UK weather hub or check the 10-day forecast for planning ahead.