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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Policyline weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Keep an umbrella handy across much of England and Wales tomorrow as a band of rain moves in from the west, though northern Scotland should stay drier and brighter through the afternoon.
What will the weather be like tomorrow in my area?
Tomorrow, a low-pressure system sitting west of Ireland will push rain across most of England and Wales by midday. Northern Scotland, sheltered by the Highlands, will see a dry day with some sunshine. The rain clears eastern England by evening, leaving a cooler, fresher night behind.
How windy will it get and what are the highs?
Southwest winds strengthen through the morning, gusting 25–35 mph along English Channel coasts and up to 40 mph on exposed Cornish headlands. Inland, winds ease by dusk. Maximum temperatures reach 17°C in London and Bristol, 15°C in Manchester and Leeds, and 13°C in Aberdeen.
Will it rain in London tomorrow?
Yes, light rain arrives around 10am and becomes steady by early afternoon, clearing by 6pm. Total rainfall around 5 mm. Check the live conditions above for hourly updates.
What’s the warmest place in the UK tomorrow?
The warmest spot is likely to be Brighton or the south coast of England, where temperatures may reach 18°C before the rain moves in. See our Warmest Place In Uk Today page for daily rankings.
Is the Met Office forecast different from BBC Weather tomorrow?
Both BBC Weather UK and the Met Office show similar timing for the rain band, but the Met Office may issue a Moderate Rainfall Warning for parts of Wales and the southwest if rain totals exceed 25mm in a short period.
