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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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If you’re after the warmest place in the UK today, head to Southeast England where temperatures peak around 22°C, well above the Norwich average of 16°C. A ridge of high pressure keeps things dry, though coastal breezes hold the mercury back in many areas.
Which locations top the temperature tables?
According to the live ranking above, London and Norwich lead the warmest cities, but coastal spots like Brighton see lower maxima. The coldest place in the UK right now is likely Lerwick at 7°C, while the hottest place today in the world is Death Valley, California, hitting 46°C – a stark contrast. For a detailed view, explore the Norwich Wire weather hub.
How does today compare to the hottest May day?
The hottest May day in UK records was 32.8°C in London in 1944 – today’s 22°C is moderate, though still pleasant. For those wondering about the hottest place in UK tomorrow, models suggest similar conditions, possibly a degree warmer. This weekend, the warmest place in the UK could shift to the Midlands if the ridge moves west. Check our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for details.
What is the hottest place in the UK tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s warmest location is expected to again be in Southeast England, with highs of 22–23°C. London, Norwich and Cambridge are likely contenders, though sea breezes will keep immediate coasts slightly cooler.
Where is the warmest place in the UK this weekend?
This weekend, a weakening ridge may allow the warmest spot to move inland – Birmingham or Bristol could see 20–21°C, while southeast areas remain mild. A more detailed local forecast will help you plan.
Why don’t coastal areas make the warmest spot?
Coastal locations are often cooler due to onshore sea breezes and cold water temperatures in early summer. Inland spots, sheltered from the wind, heat up more quickly, especially under clear skies.