Long fine and very warm spell for the south By Brian Gaze [Published 06:20 03/07/2026] A long, mostly fine and often very warm or hot period looks to be on the way for the southern half of the UK. In the north the outlook remains more mixed, but at times it is likely to turn more settled as high pressure extends further north. Temperatures will probably reach or exceed 30°C on a number of days between now and the middle of July. 14 day weather forecast video Issued 30th June 2026 Warm sunny spells Most of the UK has a dry day with the sunniest conditions in the south and east. In the north west thicker cloud will bring patchy rain, but in the afternoon it turns more persistent and heavy in Northern Ireland. Temperatures range from 16°C in the north west to 26°C in the south east and East Anglia. Check the weather radar for the most up to date view. Ad-free browsing and premium features Enjoy a free trial and flexible payment options, allowing you to browse the TWO website without adverts. Gain access to exclusive premium features while helping to support our continued development in 2026. Note: You can now choose to pay without using PayPal. Find out more: Ad-free access on our website UKV, Friday 3rd July [Tap animation to toggle cities] Tonight:Spells of rain push across Northern Ireland and much of Scotland, possibly extending into north west England too. Other areas remain. The Signal Stay up to date with the latest weather forecasts and computer model trends by exploring our new feature, The Signal. It includes short videos, animations, and charts. View The Signal Tomorrow:Showery spells of rain push across the northern half of the UK. The south has a dry and very warm day. UKV, Saturday 4th July [Tap animation to toggle cities] Sunday: Showery rain continues in the northern half of the UK. The south has a dry and very warm day. Outlook: A good deal of fine and very warm or hot weather is expected in southern and central regions. In the north conditions remain more changeable, with an ongoing risk of showers or longer spells of rain. GFS overview for Sunday 5th July - Tuesday 7th July