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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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Tomorrow will bring a classic spring mix across the UK: showers and longer rain for northern and western regions, while the south-east enjoys brighter spells and drier conditions. Temperatures will hover near seasonal averages, with a brisk westerly breeze making it feel cooler in the north.
What is the weather forecast for tomorrow?
A low-pressure system tracking eastward will keep things unsettled for many. Northern Ireland, Scotland and northwest England will see frequent showers, some heavy with a risk of hail. Central and southern England will have a brighter start, though cloud will build through the day. London can expect a high of 13°C, while Manchester reaches 10°C. For the latest updates, check the live conditions above.
Will it rain tomorrow in my area?
Rain is most likely across the western half of the country and in northern England. If you’re in Bristol or Liverpool, expect patchy rain by midday. Leeds and Manchester will see blustery showers on and off. The east – including Brighton and London – stays largely dry until evening. For a more precise breakdown, see our weather radar page.
Will it snow tomorrow?
Snow is unlikely for most lowland areas. Higher ground in the Scottish Highlands may see a few wet flakes early in the morning, but nothing significant settles.
Is tomorrow a good day for outdoor plans?
It depends where you are. The south-east should be fine for a walk, but carry a coat. In the north and west, you’ll want a waterproof.
What time is sunrise tomorrow?
Sunrise times vary by location. In London it’s around 6:35am; in Manchester about 6:50am. Check your local BBC weather for exact times.