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Check the live conditions above before heading out today, as a band of rain pushes east across the country, bringing a notably cooler feel for most inland areas after a mild start to the week.
What is the weather forecast for the UK today?
A weather front will move steadily eastward through the day. Northern Ireland and western Scotland will see brighter spells and a few showers by the afternoon, while central and eastern England remain cloudy with outbreaks of rain, some heavy. Southern coastal counties should stay largely dry with hazy sunshine. Temperatures will range from 11°C in the north to 16°C in the southeast.
Will the weather improve for the weekend?
Not immediately. A second area of low pressure will bring further unsettled conditions on Friday and Saturday, with more widespread rain and strengthening winds, especially across northern and western areas. The 10 Day Weather Forecast UK shows the south and east may brighten by Sunday. For a closer look at the radar, check the Weather Radar UK page.
What is the weather forecast for London and the southeast?
London and the southeast will see a damp start with cloud and occasional rain, clearing to brighter intervals by late afternoon. The weather forecast London area remains one of the milder spots nationally, reaching 16°C.
Is there a long-range forecast for 14 days?
Yes, for a full outlook see the uk weather forecast 14 days on our weather forecast uk hub. The general trend suggests a return to drier, more settled conditions from the middle of next week, with temperatures near average.
Where can I find the BBC weather forecast?
The weather forecast bbc page is available at BBC Weather UK. It provides a detailed hour-by-hour breakdown, which is particularly useful for planning travel around the unsettled periods this week.