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

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Tomorrow will bring a north-south split across the UK: highs of 22°C in London and the South East, but 14-16°C for Manchester, Leeds and much of Scotland. Patchy rain affects northern and western areas, while southern regions stay largely dry and bright.

What are the key temperature and rain details for tomorrow?

Maximum temperatures range from 13°C in the Scottish Highlands to 22°C in London and Brighton. The Met Office indicates a 40-60% chance of light showers for Manchester, Liverpool and Bristol during the afternoon, with totals under 2mm. For Leeds and the North East, expect 15-17°C with a brisk westerly breeze. The live conditions above show current readings for your location.

Will any weather warnings be in force?

No official warnings are currently active for tomorrow. However, a band of moderate rain will push across Northern Ireland and western Scotland by mid-morning, clearing to brighter spells later. The rest of England and Wales, including those checking weather tomorrow London or weather tomorrow Brighton, should see a mostly dry day with variable cloud.

Hottest spotLondon (21-22°C)
Coolest spotScottish Highlands (13°C)
Rain chanceManchester, Liverpool (40-60% light showers)
WindWesterly, 15-20 mph gusts in the north
Will it be sunny enough for a day out in Bristol tomorrow?

Bristol should see a mix of cloud and sunny intervals, with a 30% chance of a brief shower. Highs near 17°C mean a light jacket is advisable, but outdoor plans are largely viable.

How does the bbc weather tomorrow forecast compare with the Met Office?

Both the BBC Weather and Met Office models agree on the north-south split. The BBC highlights a slightly higher cloud cover for the Midlands, while the Met Office emphasises a dry afternoon for southern counties.

Is tomorrow likely to be warmer than today in Leeds?

Yes, Leeds should be 1-2°C warmer than today, reaching 16°C. The wind will be lighter, making it feel more pleasant for the time of year.

For the full week ahead, check our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. If you are planning travel, see the Weather Radar UK for live precipitation maps. For longer-term trends, our Long Range Weather Forecast offers guidance beyond the next few days.