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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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A broad band of cloud and patchy rain is pushing east across the UK this morning, bringing a damp start for many in the Midlands and southern England, while northern Scotland stays mostly dry and bright. Temperatures range from 8°C in Glasgow to 14°C in London.
What’s the general pattern across the UK today?
A weak frontal system will bring light rain to much of England and Wales through the morning, clearing to brighter spells by the afternoon. The heaviest bursts are likely over higher ground in Wales and the Pennines. For weather london and the South East, expect a cloudy morning followed by sunny intervals and a top of 14°C. In weather birmingham the rain is lighter and patchy, with highs near 12°C. Northern areas, including weather york and weather cranfield, will see cloud and occasional drizzle, while weather canary wharf residents should grab an umbrella before commuting. Coastal spots like weather skegness have a fresher feel with a light onshore breeze. Weather slough and the Home Counties mirror London’s conditions. Tomorrow looks drier for most, with a ridge of high pressure building from the west.
Where will it be warmest and where should I expect rain?
The highest temperatures today are likely in East Anglia and the South East, reaching 14-15°C. Rain totals are modest – generally less than 5mm – but the West Country and Wales may see 10-15mm by evening. Wind speeds remain light, around 10-15 mph, so no disruption expected. The weather radar shows the band of rain weakening as it moves east.
FAQ
Will it rain in the afternoon in Manchester?
Light rain is likely until mid-afternoon, then it should turn dry with sunny spells by 4pm. Temperatures around 11°C. Check the Weather Radar UK for local arrival times.
Is there any frost risk tonight?
Under clear skies in northern Scotland and parts of northern England, temperatures could dip to 2-4°C, but widespread frost is not expected. Vulnerable plants may need protection.
When will the next proper warm spell arrive?
Current models suggest a transient ridge on Thursday lifting temperatures to 16-17°C in southern England, but a return to cooler, unsettled weather is likely by the weekend.
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