Rain clearing southeastwards

By Brian Gaze

[Published 06:25 13/10/2026]

A band of rain clears southwards, leaving dry and bright conditions in southern and central areas. In the north, showers will become heavy and widespread. In the short term, temperatures remain well above the October norm, but it is expected to turn cooler during the second half of the week as high pressure becomes dominant.

Sunny spells and showers

A band of rain clears southeastwards this morning. Southern and central areas then have dry and bright conditions, and it will become warm. There will be sunny spells in the north too, but heavy showers will become widespread.

Temperatures range from 10°C in the far north to 21°C in the south east. Check the weather radar for the most up to date view.

UKV, Tuesday 13th October [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Tonight:
Showers fade away leaving dry conditions across the UK. Temperatures quickly dip, particularly in England and Wales where there will be long clear periods. Patchy fog forms.

Tomorrow:
Outbreaks of rain push into the north west, while most other areas have a dry day, although a few scattered showers may develop. Very windy in the north and west. Temperatures in southern and central areas remain well above the mid October norm.

UKV, Wednesday 14th October [Tap animation to toggle cities]

Thursday: A band of rain slowly pushes southeastwards. Ahead of it in the south and East Anglia, temperatures will be well above the norm, but in the north it turns a good deal cooler.

Outlook: Rain clears southwards and it turns cooler. A lot of dry weather is likely,  but the risk of patchy frost and fog increases.

GFS overview for Thursday 15th October - Saturday 17th October