Wet weather pushing eastwards

Rain pushing eastwards

Wet weather steadily pushes eastwards across the UK. There will be some heavy bursts of rain mixed in, but these steadily ease in central and western areas. Rather cool and windy.

Temperatures range from 12°C to 17°C. Check the weather radar for the most up to date view.

UKV, Thursday 11th June [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Tonight:
The rain continues to fade away, and in the northern half of the UK clear spells develop. Muggy.

Tomorrow:
Many places have a dry day. Sunny spells develop across northern England and Northern Ireland during the morning, but more cloud lingers in the south, where it could still bring light rain for a time. Showery spells of rain also affect northern and western Scotland. Feeling warmer than in recent days.

UKV, Friday 12th June [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Saturday: Much of the UK has a dry, bright and quite warm day. The exception is northern Scotland where it will be cool with showery rain. 

Outlook: Mostly fine and warm conditions are likely into the early part of next week. However, the chance of showers or longer spells of rain increases in the north and west. At this stage, there is uncertainty about whether the more mixed conditions will extend farther south and east. In general terms, the South East and East Anglia are likely to remain more settled than other parts of the UK. 

GFS overview for Saturday 13th June - Monday 15th June