Weather for fireworks remains reasonable By Brian Gaze [Published 06:15 06/11/2026] Bonfire Night was last night, but many people are likely to be having fireworks or attending displays tonight or tomorrow. A lot of dry weather is expected, but things aren't straightforward, with showers and patchy spells of rain in places. Interesting developments are possible next week, with low pressure pushing up from the southwest and Arctic air moving down from the north. 14 day forecast video Issued 3rd November 2026 Showers and patchy spells of rain Showers or patchy spells are possible in much of the UK today. Despite that many places are likely to miss them and remain dry. The brightest conditions will generally be in the south and west. Temperatures range from 8°C in the far north to 13°C near the south coast. Check the weather radar for the most up to date view. Ad-free browsing and premium features Subscribe to The Weather Outlook Premium to enjoy ad-free browsing and extra features. Subscribe on a recurring monthly basis or for a fixed 12 month period. Find out more: The Weather Outlook Premium UKV, Friday 6th November [Tap animation to toggle cities] Tonight:Showery rain is likely to become focused on East Anglia and northern England. Other parts of the UK have a lot of dry weather but scattered showers continue, so keep an eye on the radar if you're having fireworks. 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: Scattered showers continue in southern England, Wales, Northern Ireland and much of Scotland. In northern and eastern England more persistent outbreaks of rain may develop. Feeling chilly. UKV, Saturday 7th November [Tap animation to toggle cities] Sunday: Very similar to recent days. Scattered showers are likely across the UK, but many places remain dry. Cloud amounts vary and it will feel quite cold. Outlook: After a dry start, a transition to more unsettled conditions is expected, particularly in southern and central areas. Significant amounts of rain are possible through the first half of next week and in the south it could turn milder. There is also a chance of much colder air beginning to filter into Scotland, bringing a risk of sleet or snow, especially over high ground. GFS overview for Sunday 8th November - Tuesday 10th November