More wet weather on the way

Wet in the north west

Outbreaks of rain in the northern half of the UK slowly push southeastwards through the day. To their south and east it remains dry with some bright spells. Rather windy.

Temperatures range from 13°C in the north west to 21°C in the south eastern corner. Check the weather radar for the most up to date view.

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UKV, Sunday 7th June [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Tonight:
The wet weather pushes southeastwards, affecting much of England by the morning, although it probably remains dry in the south east and East Anglia. Clearer conditions return to the north and west.

Tomorrow:
Heavy bursts of rain continue moving slowly southeastwards and they probably won't clear the south east and East Anglia until the evening. Showery conditions follow. Rather cool.

UKV, Monday 8th June [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Tuesday: Rather cool. Heavy showers are likely to become widespread through the course of the day.

Outlook: Changeable weather continues, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain. At times it could be windy for the time of year and temperatures are likely to remain close to or slightly below average. Towards the end of the week high pressure may begin to have more influence.

GFS overview for Tuesday 9th June - Thursday 11th June