[Updated 07:10 27/07/2020]
Wet weather affects much of the UK today and the coming week is looking mixed. Tomorrow and Wednesday bring drier and brighter conditions. During Thursday and Friday it turns much warmer. There is a chance 30C (86F) could be hit for the first time this July on the last day of the month.
Rainy skies in Berkhamsted. Posted by brian gaze View the full size picture.
If you'd like your weather photo featured on the homepage, upload it to our gallery using our weather camera and image uploader which now allows you to rotate the picture. Remember to add the descriptive tags if possible. We will try to crop it automatically to the correct size.
View all published user photos in the Sky Eye Gallery
Monday starts wet in most of the UK. Through the day outbreaks of rain push eastwards and brighter skies return to Wales, England and Northern Ireland. Showers develop and in places they could be heavy and thundery. Persistent rain continues in much of Scotland, but in the far north it could stay mostly dry. It will be windy for late July.
Temperatures range from 12C (54F) in Scotland to 21C (70F) in brighter parts of the south. See the rain and lightning radar for the latest view.
Tonight showers continue in the north west and outbreaks of rain may linger in the far north east. In other areas clear spells develop and it becomes dry.
Summer forecast (June, July, August)
Monthly forecast
Autumn 2020 UK weather
Textbook English summer weather - Buzz
August weather UK 2020
Subscribe to our YouTube channel
July forecast discussion video
Tomorrow brings sunny spells but there will be showers in central and northern areas. Temperatures remain on the low side for late July.
Wednesday is looking mainly dry and bright. Temperatures will be higher than in recent days and in the south it should feel quite warm.
During Thursday and Friday outbreaks of rain are possible in the north west. Other areas have a lot of dry and sunny weather. It is set to turn much warmer and the last day of the month could see 30C (86F) being exceeded in the south.
Through the weekend cooler air returns southeastwards and there is a risk of heavy showers or thunderstorms for a time. By Sunday showers could become restricted to central and eastern counties as a ridge of high pressure builds in from the west.
If you're on a Android, Windows or Mac device scroll down a little and you will see a "Want weather notifications?" heading. If you select Notify Me! you will be asked to allow www.theweatheroutlook.com to send notifications. Select allow and you're registered. You can unsubscribe at any time. At the moment iPhone and iPad don't support the technology.
{ADVERT}
You are subscribed to push notifications.
You are not subscribed.
Click the Notify Me! button and then Allow. You can stop them at any time.
Hot and thundery summer?
Will the relentless rain relent for Easter?
Cheltenham Festival weather
A close to average spring?
Spring 2024 UK weather
Daily weather by email
14 day outlook
Monthly outlook
Seasonal outlook
Christmas weather
See the Model inventory for the full list of model charts and data