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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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UK weather today: Temperatures range from 7°C in Glasgow to 14°C in London, with cloud and sunny spells. Scattered showers affect northern England and Scotland, while the south-east stays largely dry. Light winds.

How does today’s weather compare across the UK?

According to the live conditions above, the warmest spot is likely in East Anglia or London, reaching 14°C. Northern regions see highs of 8–10°C with occasional rain. Check the uk weather map for 7 days on our UK weather hub for a visual overview.

Temperature range7–14°C
Rain probabilityLow in SE, moderate in N
Wind speed5–15 mph, gusting 20 mph
UV indexLow (1–2)

What’s the outlook for the next few days?

The uk weather forecast 14 days suggests a gradual warming trend into the weekend, and our uk weather map 10 days provides a detailed view of conditions. For a closer look at the week ahead, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. Those planning outdoor activities can use the Weather Radar UK for real-time precipitation tracking.

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Will it rain in London today?

London is likely to stay dry with sunny intervals. A low chance of rain (<20%) through the day. Clouds increase toward evening but no significant showers expected.

What is the warmest place in the UK today?

Based on current readings, the warmest place in the UK today is likely the London area or parts of East Anglia, with highs around 14°C. Check our Warmest Place In Uk Today for live updates.

Are there any weather warnings?

No official warnings are in place today. However, the Moderate Rainfall Warning page provides alerts for any future changes. Always refer to the Met Office for the latest.