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10 Day Weather Forecast UK

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

15°C
Partly cloudyLondonFeels like 12° · Wind 13 km/h · Humidity 66%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 06:40Sunset 19:08
Today🌦️20°12°💧10%
Sat🌦️21°17°💧29%
Sun🌦️19°15°💧23%
Mon☁️21°13°💧2%
Tue☁️22°17°💧6%
Wed☁️21°16°💧10%
Thu☁️19°12°💧7%
Fri☁️25°14°💧6%
Sat☁️20°11°💧11%
Sun🌦️21°15°💧22%
Mon🌦️19°13°💧24%
Tue🌦️18°💧18%
Wed🌦️22°15°💧22%
Thu🌦️19°12°💧19%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

For the 10-day weather outlook across the UK, check the live forecast above – it gives the most up-to-date conditions for London. This is a reliable guide for planning ahead, though details become less certain beyond a week.

What does the 10-day forecast tell you?

The 10-day weather forecast shows expected temperature ranges, rainfall probability, wind speeds and general conditions (sunny, cloudy, rainy) for each day. It is useful for longer-term planning – whether you need to pack an umbrella for a trip to Scotland next week or decide when to plant out tomatoes. However, the accuracy drops after day five, so treat day 6–10 predictions as a broad trend rather than a guarantee.

When is the best time to check the 10-day outlook?

For travel or outdoor events, check the 10-day forecast a few days before your planned date, then refine with the shorter-term forecasts closer to the time. The UK weather hub is a good starting point, and supplementing with BBC Weather UK can give you different models. School holiday periods often see more demand for reliable outlooks – the 10-day forecast helps you decide between a staycation or a trip abroad.

Forecast length10 days
Issued byMet Office
Update frequencyTwice daily (morning and afternoon)
Best useTrend planning, not precise daily decisions
How accurate is a 10-day weather forecast?

Generally reliable for the first five days (80‑85% accuracy), then drops to around 50–60% by day 10. It works well for spotting broad changes like a cold snap or prolonged rain.

Can I rely on a 10-day forecast for travel plans?

Yes, for overall trends – like whether to pack a raincoat – but check again 24–48 hours before you travel for finer detail. The 10-day outlook is more useful for comparing weeks rather than specific hours.

Does the 10-day forecast include hourly breakdowns?

Not typically – hourly data is usually limited to the first 48 hours. Beyond that, the forecast gives daily summaries. For hour-by-hour detail, use the Weather Radar UK page.