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Weather Forecast UK

Arthur Clarke Bennett • 2026-06-16 • Reviewed by Maya Thompson

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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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A largely settled but chilly week lies ahead for the UK, with high pressure bringing dry conditions and variable cloud across most regions. The south and east will see the best of any brightness, while northern and western coasts remain cloudier with a brisk wind.

What is the weather forecast for the UK this week?

High pressure centred near the continent will keep much of the UK dry through the middle of the week. England and Wales can expect a good deal of low cloud and hazy sunshine, particularly in the south-east and around London. Scotland and Northern Ireland will see more cloud, with patchy drizzle possible along western coasts. Temperatures will hover near the seasonal average, generally 7–11°C, though it will feel cooler in the breeze.

Will it rain this weekend?

There are signs that the high pressure will begin to weaken by Friday, allowing a weather front to approach from the Atlantic. This could bring thicker cloud and some light rain to Northern Ireland and western Scotland by Saturday, with a risk of drizzle spreading into northern England later. The south and east should stay largely dry, but cloud cover will increase. The 10 day weather forecast UK shows a return to more unsettled conditions next week.

High13°C (London)
Low3°C (Scottish Highlands)
WindSouth-easterly, 15–20 mph
Rain riskLow (central/south), moderate (north-west)
What is the weather forecast for tomorrow?

Tomorrow will start cloudy for many, with brighter spells developing across the Midlands and southern England by lunchtime. Northern Ireland and western Scotland will stay mostly overcast with a chance of light drizzle. Refer to the live conditions above for your local detail.

Is there a 14 day weather forecast available?

A 14 day weather forecast is available, though confidence drops significantly after day ten. The current outlook suggests a shift towards more changeable conditions from early next week, with Atlantic systems likely to bring rain and stronger winds.

Will it be warm in London this week?

London will see highs of 11–13°C this week, which is around average for late winter. The best chance of sunshine will be on Tuesday and Wednesday, though low cloud may linger at times. Check the weather radar UK for live cloud cover.

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