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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 15 June 2026 by the National Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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This week brings a classic British mix: low pressure dominates, meaning frequent showers and longer spells of rain, but with enough dry and bright breaks to get outdoors between the wetter periods, especially in the south and east.
What’s the general pattern for the week?
An unsettled Atlantic flow will keep conditions changeable across the UK. Monday and Tuesday should see a slow-moving band of rain pushing east, leaving a north-west/south-east split. By midweek, a brief ridge of high pressure may bring a drier interlude, particularly for southern England and Wales, before another deep low arrives later in the week with stronger winds and more persistent rain across northern and western areas. The 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page has the full day-by-day detail.
How warm will it feel?
Temperatures will be close to average for the time of year, ranging from 10–14°C in the north and 14–17°C in the south. However, brisk winds and heavy downpours will make it feel cooler at times, especially in exposed coastal areas. Overnight frosts are unlikely except over higher ground in Scotland.
Will it be a washout for the weekend?
Saturday looks showery for many, but Sunday may bring a brief drier slot for central and eastern England as weak high pressure builds from the continent. Keep an eye on the live conditions above.
Is there any snow or frost forecast?
No significant snow is expected, though the Scottish Highlands could see a light dusting on high ground late Friday. Widespread frost is unlikely; temperatures are staying above zero for most.
What does the Countryfile forecast say?
The Countryfile forecast for the week ahead echoes a typical autumn pattern: low pressure in charge, but with enough dry intervals for farmers to get fieldwork done between showers, especially midweek.
For a detailed look at your region, check the UK weather hub, or see what’s happening in Birmingham Weather today. If you’re after the televised version, the weather for the week ahead television show provides a broad overview of the same low-pressure story.