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

Tiday will see temperatures ranging from 6°C to 11°C across most of the UK, with a brisk south-westerly wind making it feel cooler. The live forecast above shows a mix of bright spells and scattered showers, typical for this transitional spring period.

What is the weather outlook for the rest of the day?

Showers will be most frequent across northern and western regions, particularly in Scotland and Northern Ireland, where some may be heavy and prolonged. Central and southern England will see longer dry spells, though cloud cover will increase from the west by mid-afternoon. Winds will ease slightly into the evening, but coastal areas should remain alert for gusty conditions.

Will it rain where I am?

Rainfall totals will be modest for most, with 2–5mm expected in shower-prone areas. The south-east and East Anglia are likely to stay largely dry until late afternoon. If you are in the north-west, keep a waterproof handy; the live forecast above updates the timing of any heavier bursts.

High Temperature9–11°C (south), 6–8°C (north)
Wind Speed15–25 mph, gusts to 35 mph on coasts
Rain Risk60% north-west, 20% south-east
UV IndexLow (1–2) across the UK
Will the weather improve by the weekend?

High pressure is expected to build from the south-west by Saturday, bringing drier and brighter conditions for most. However, a weak front may still clip northern Scotland, keeping a chance of light rain there.

Is it safe to travel in these conditions?

Road conditions are generally fine, but watch for surface water on untreated roads in shower areas. Gusty winds may affect high-sided vehicles on exposed routes such as the M62 and A66. Check the live forecast above before setting off.

How does this compare to the seasonal average?

Tiday’s temperatures are near the March average for most of the UK, though the wind chill will make it feel 2–3°C cooler. Rainfall totals are slightly below normal for the south-east, but near average elsewhere.

For more detailed forecasts, visit our UK weather hub or check conditions in Birmingham and Glasgow. For the week ahead, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.