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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Reading Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tomorrow’s weather across much of the UK will bring a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers, with the heaviest rain expected across northern and western areas. Temperatures will range from 10°C to 14°C, feeling cool under the cloudier skies.
What can I expect in my region tomorrow?
For southern and eastern England, the day opens bright with isolated showers arriving by mid-afternoon. The Midlands and Wales see more persistent rain, while Scotland and Northern Ireland bear the brunt of a low-pressure system, with gusts picking up along exposed coasts. The live conditions above give you a real-time look at what’s moving in.
How strong will the wind be?
Coastal areas, especially the west coast of Scotland and north-west England, may see gusts reaching 30–35 mph, but inland winds stay light to moderate – enough to rattle trees but not cause disruption.
Will it rain all day in Manchester?
No – rain will be showery rather than continuous. A few heavy bursts around midday, then drier intervals later in the afternoon. Keep a jacket handy but you’ll get some breaks.
Is frost likely anywhere tomorrow morning?
Frost is unlikely except in sheltered glens of the Scottish Highlands where temperatures could dip to 3–4°C overnight – but for most of the UK, cloud cover keeps minima above 5°C.
When will the next dry spell arrive?
Drier conditions push into southern and eastern areas by late evening, but north-western parts stay damp until the following morning. Check our 10-day forecast for the longer picture.