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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.
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Tomorrow’s UK outlook: a band of rain pushes east across most regions by midday, with highs of 16–18°C in the south and 12–14°C in the north. Based on the live conditions above, this marks a modest cooldown from today’s peak—expect a generally damp start, then brighter spells later.
What will the weather feel like tomorrow?
For most of England and Wales, the morning brings cloud and patchy rain, particularly over the Midlands and south-east. By early afternoon, the rain clears into the North Sea, leaving a mix of sun and scattered showers. Scotland and Northern Ireland see a brighter start, but a front arrives by evening. Winds stay light to moderate, with gusts around 15–20 mph along exposed coasts.
Are any warnings in place?
The Met Office has issued no severe alerts for tomorrow. However, a Moderate Rainfall Warning covers parts of northern England and southern Scotland for late afternoon—check the live conditions above for your local zone. The risk is localised, so most daily plans will run fine.
Will it rain all day in London?
No. Showers arrive around 10am and clear by 2pm. After that, skies turn partly cloudy. The weather tomorrow London page shows a dry evening for the capital.
Is it warmer than today?
It’s 1–2°C cooler across most of the UK. Today’s peak was 20°C in the south-east; tomorrow’s high drops to 18°C. Check the warmest place in UK today for comparison.
Should I expect fog?
Fog is unlikely. A light breeze and rain mix keep visibility above 10 km for most. Coastal areas may see mist but no dense fog.
For longer-term trends, see the 10 day weather forecast UK or the weather radar UK. If you’re in Liverpool or Leeds, the BBC Weather UK page gives local detail.