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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tomorrow across the UK will bring a mix of sunshine and showers, with western coasts and hills seeing the heaviest rain while the southeast stays largely dry and mild. The best of the brightness will be around London and the Home Counties, turning cloudier later from the west as a weak front drifts east.
Where will the sun shine tomorrow?
The southeast, including parts of Kent, Sussex and London, should stay dry with spells of sunshine through the morning and early afternoon. Further north and west, from Manchester through to Liverpool, expect a brighter start but rain pushing in after lunch. Inland across the Midlands, it will be a cloudy day with patchy light rain, while northern cities such as Leeds and Newcastle see blustery showers blown in on a brisk south-westerly wind. Coastal towns in the southwest, including Bristol, will catch the showers first.
How warm will it feel?
Temperatures will be around average for late spring: highs of 15–17°C in London and the southeast, dropping to 12–14°C across the north and west under the cloud and rain. It will feel cooler in the wind along exposed coasts such as Brighton and the Cheshire shore. A light fleece or waterproof jacket will be handy if you’re heading out in the morning. Check the live conditions above for gusts near the coast.
Will the weather tomorrow affect travel in the northwest?
Yes. Showers may be heavy enough to slow traffic on the M6 and M62 around Manchester and Liverpool. For local updates, check Weather Radar UK before setting off.
Is the weather tomorrow likely to be the same across the whole UK?
No. A weak front splits the country: the southeast stays largely dry and bright, while the west and north see cloudier skies and scattered showers. The contrast is most noticeable between London and Bristol.
Where can I find the most reliable forecast for weather tomorrow?
The Met Office provides the official UK warnings. For a quick glance, see BBC Weather UK. Our detailed 10-day view is at 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.