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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Daily Press UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Tomorrow, expect a largely dry day across southern England with sunny spells, while northern and western areas see occasional light showers. Check the live conditions above for your exact location before heading out.

What will the weather be like in major cities?

In London, tomorrow will bring long sunny intervals and a high of 19°C — ideal for outdoor plans. Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Bristol will see a cloudier start with a few showers, brightening up by the afternoon. Brighton should stay dry and mild. For a detailed breakdown, refer to the live conditions above or visit our BBC Weather UK page for city-by-city forecasts.

How reliable are tomorrow’s forecasts?

Short-range forecasts from the Met Office and BBC Weather are highly accurate within 24–48 hours. For real-time updates, use the Weather Radar UK tool to track rain bands as they move. Our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK also gives a broader view for planning ahead.

Highest temperature19°C in London and the south-east
Wind speedLight to moderate, 10–15 mph from the west
Rain chance20% in southern areas, 50% in the north-west
UV indexModerate (4–5) – sun protection advised midday
Will it rain tomorrow in Manchester?

Manchester will see a 50% chance of light showers, mainly in the morning. The afternoon should become drier with broken cloud. Keep an eye on the live conditions above for minute-by-minute updates.

What is the weather tomorrow London?

London tomorrow will be mostly sunny and dry, with temperatures reaching 19°C. Light winds and clear skies make it a good day for being outdoors. Check the 10-day forecast for any changes later in the week.

Should I carry an umbrella tomorrow?

If you are in the north-west or Scotland, yes — a light umbrella is wise. For southern cities like London and Brighton, you can probably leave it behind. Always refer to the live conditions above for your exact town.