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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Evening Ledger weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tomorrow will bring a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers across the UK, with the best of the brightness in the south and east, while northern and western areas see more cloud and patchy rain.
What is the weather tomorrow for major UK cities?
Conditions will vary by region, with the south and east generally drier and brighter than the north and west. Check the live conditions above for your exact location.
- Weather tomorrow London: Mostly dry with sunny intervals, highs near 14°C.
- Weather tomorrow Manchester: Cloudy with occasional light rain, around 11°C.
- Weather tomorrow Liverpool: Dull with patchy drizzle, highs of 10°C.
- Weather tomorrow Leeds: Bright spells but a risk of a shower, 12°C.
- Weather tomorrow Bristol: Sunny periods and dry, reaching 13°C.
- Weather tomorrow Brighton: Fine and largely sunny, 13°C.
Will it be a settled day across the UK?
No, a weak weather front will bring cloud and rain to northern and western parts, while southern and eastern areas stay largely dry. The bbc weather tomorrow forecast aligns with this pattern, showing a brighter south-east.
For a detailed breakdown, see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK or check the Weather Radar UK for live rain movement.
Will it rain in London tomorrow?
London should stay mostly dry with sunny spells. A very light shower cannot be ruled out late in the day, but the risk is low. The UK weather hub has hourly details.
Is the weather tomorrow better in the north or south?
The south and east will see the best of the sunshine and dry conditions. Northern and western areas, including Manchester and Liverpool, will be cloudier with a higher chance of rain.
Where can I find the weather tomorrow met office forecast?
The Met Office provides official warnings and detailed forecasts. You can also check the Moderate Rainfall Warning page for any alerts in your region.