Home › Weather › Weather Tomorrow UK
Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the StoryShift weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·
Tomorrow will bring a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers across much of the UK, with the best of the brightness in southern England. Temperatures will be close to the seasonal average, ranging from 8°C in northern Scotland to 14°C in London.
What will the weather be like in major cities?
In London, expect a dry start with cloud building later and a light shower possible by mid-afternoon – that’s typical for a spring day. Manchester and Liverpool will see more persistent rain, especially in the morning, while Leeds stays largely cloudy but largely dry. Bristol and Brighton both get a moderate chance of a passing shower, but any wet weather should clear by early evening. The live conditions above show the latest radar for your exact location.
Is tomorrow a good day for travel?
Yes, for most of England and Wales, but pack a waterproof if you’re heading to northwest England or parts of Scotland. Motorists in the Lake District and Pennines should allow extra time due to localised spray on roads. School holidays are still ongoing in some regions, so popular coastal spots like Brighton may be busier than usual. The 10-day forecast suggests drier, warmer conditions later in the week.
Will it rain in Manchester tomorrow?
Yes, scattered showers are likely from mid-morning through the afternoon. The best chance of staying dry is before 9am or after 7pm. Check live radar for real-time updates.
What should I pack for a day out in Bristol?
A light jacket and an umbrella are sensible; Bristol’s forecast shows a 40% chance of a brief shower. Comfortable shoes are fine for the harbourside walk.
Is tomorrow a school day?
Most state schools in England and Wales are back in session, though some Scottish regions remain on holiday. Check your local council website to be sure.