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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.
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Expect a mixed day tomorrow with sunny spells and scattered showers, heaviest across northern and western areas, so keep a jacket handy if you are heading out in the morning.
What will the weather be like tomorrow across the UK?
Tomorrow will bring a west-east split: western regions see cloud and rain pushing in, while eastern parts stay drier with brighter intervals. The live conditions above show where showers are already developing.
- Scotland and Northern Ireland: Cloudy with rain at times, especially in the west. Breezy along the coast.
- Northern England (Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool): A mix of bright spells and blustery showers. Cooler than recent days.
- Midlands and Wales: Patchy rain in the morning, then drier with sunny intervals by the afternoon.
- Southern England (London, Bristol, Brighton): Mostly dry and bright, though cloud thickens later. Mild for most.
How do temperatures and wind compare to today?
Temperatures will be a degree or two lower than today in most places, with highs of 12–15°C. Winds strengthen in the north-west, gusting up to 30 mph, but stay light elsewhere.
Will the weather affect travel or outdoor plans?
Showers may make roads slick in northern areas, but no major disruption is expected. If you are in Manchester or Liverpool, allow extra time for wet conditions. The south-east, including London and Brighton, should be fine for a walk or cycle.
Will it rain all day tomorrow in Manchester?
No. Manchester will see showers on and off, mainly in the morning and late afternoon. There will be drier, brighter spells around midday. Keep a waterproof handy.
Is the BBC weather forecast for tomorrow reliable?
Yes, the BBC Weather forecast uses Met Office data and is updated several times daily. For the most local detail, check the live conditions above or the BBC Weather UK page.
Should I expect frost tomorrow morning?
No widespread frost is forecast. Overnight lows will stay above 5°C in most cities, though rural parts of Scotland may dip to 3°C. No ice risk for travel.