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Check the live conditions above before heading out, as a modest ridge of high pressure brings settled but often cloudy weather across much of the UK today. Temperatures will be near average for the season, with the best of any brightness in eastern areas.
What does today’s weather mean for your plans?
The high-pressure system means most of the UK stays dry today, though cloud will dominate for many. Any early mist or fog patches in southern England and the Midlands should lift by mid-morning. For those checking weather London or weather Birmingham, expect a largely grey but dry day with highs of 11–13°C. Weather York and weather Skegness may see a little more cloud, while weather Canary Wharf and weather Slough will remain similar to the capital. If you are near weather Cranfield, the breeze will be light, making outdoor work or a walk comfortable enough without a heavy coat.
How will conditions vary by region?
Northern Scotland and the far north-west will see the brightest spells early on, but cloud will thicken here too by afternoon. The north-west of England and Wales stay dry under grey skies, while East Anglia and the south-east have the best chance of hazy sunshine breaking through. Wind speeds are light to moderate across all areas, so no disruption is expected. For the latest details on any changes, the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page is updated regularly, and the Weather Radar UK tool shows where rain may develop overnight.
Will it rain later today?
Rain is unlikely during daylight hours for the majority of the UK. A weak front may bring patchy light rain to north-west Scotland by evening, but southern and central areas stay dry until at least tomorrow morning.
When will the weather change this week?
The high pressure weakens from Wednesday, allowing a more unsettled Atlantic pattern to move in. This brings a return of cloudier skies and occasional rain, especially to western parts, by midweek.
Is it safe to travel on the roads today?
Yes, conditions are fine for travel today. No ice, fog or heavy rain is expected on major routes. Drivers in rural areas of southern England should watch for local mist patches early on, but these clear quickly.
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