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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.
Check the live radar above for a real-time view of rain, cloud and brightness across the UK. The Met Office’s composite radar updates every five minutes, showing where precipitation is falling now and where it will move in the next few hours.
What does the UK weather map show for today?
For most regions, the map currently shows a band of patchy rain pushing east across northern England and Scotland, with brighter, drier conditions over southern England and Wales. Temperatures range from 8°C to 14°C, with the warmest spots in the South East. If you’re looking at the uk weather map live satellite feed, you’ll see broken cloud cover clearing from the west by mid-afternoon.
How do the 7-day and 10-day outlooks look?
The uk weather map 7 days forecast from the Met Office indicates low pressure lingering near Iceland, bringing a west-to-east flow of showery rain through midweek. By the weekend, a ridge of high pressure builds from the Azores, settling conditions for most. For longer-term planning, the uk weather map 10 days outlook shows a return to more unsettled weather from the Atlantic by early next week, with heavier rain possible in the north-west.
Where can I find the uk weather map tomorrow?
For the uk weather map tomorrow, check the live radar above or visit our Weather Tomorrow UK page, which breaks down regional conditions hour by hour.
Is the uk weather map live satellite BBC version different?
The uk weather map live satellite BBC feed uses Met Office data, so it shows the same cloud and rain patterns. Our embedded radar above offers a similar view with five-minute updates.
What does the uk weather map 7 days Met Office show?
The uk weather map 7 days Met Office forecast combines radar, satellite and model data to plot pressure systems and precipitation fronts. For the full breakdown, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.