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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Story Native weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tomorrow, the UK will see a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers, with the best of the brightness in southern England and the wettest conditions across northern and western areas. Temperatures will be near average for the time of year, ranging from 12°C to 17°C.
What will the weather be like tomorrow in my city?
For weather tomorrow London, expect a dry start with sunny intervals, turning cloudier by the afternoon but staying largely rain-free. Weather tomorrow Manchester and weather tomorrow Liverpool will see frequent showers, some heavy, with a brisk westerly breeze. Weather tomorrow Leeds and weather tomorrow Bristol will have a similar pattern: bright spells but a risk of passing showers. Weather tomorrow Brighton should be one of the sunnier spots, with light winds and highs near 16°C. For the most up-to-date picture, check the live conditions above.
How accurate is the forecast for tomorrow?
Forecasts for tomorrow are generally reliable, especially for broad trends like temperature and wind direction. However, the exact timing and location of showers can shift, so it’s wise to check the BBC weather tomorrow or the UK weather hub for any updates. The weather tomorrow Met Office outlook is also a trusted source for detailed regional breakdowns.
Will it rain all day tomorrow?
No. Most areas will see a mix of dry spells and showers. The heaviest and most persistent rain is expected in the north-west, while southern and eastern regions will have longer dry and bright periods.
Is tomorrow a good day for outdoor plans?
It depends on your location. If you’re in the south or east, yes — just keep an eye on the radar. In the north and west, have a backup plan as showers could be frequent. Check the Weather Radar UK for live tracking.
Will it be warmer than today?
For most of the UK, temperatures will be similar to today, within a degree or two. The south-east may feel slightly milder, while northern areas will stay cool under cloud and rain.