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Latest forecast for the UK
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Latest forecast for UK
Last updated 1 minute agoToday
Today, cloud will spread eastwards with patchy rain. In northwestern areas, the rain will turn heavy in the evening. Late sunny spells in northwestern Scotland. Dry in the southeast.
Tonight
Tonight will be cloudy for most. Rain will move in from the west, becoming heavy and persistent in western England and Wales. Lighter and patchier elsewhere. Clear spells and showers in the northwest.
Monday
Tomorrow will start cloudy with heavy rain pushing eastwards across England and Wales. Sunshine developing by the evening. Northern Ireland and western Scotland will be breezy with scattered showers.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
Tuesday and Wednesday will see a mixture of scattered thundery showers and sunny spells. The showers will be more constrained to eastern areas during the afternoon on Wednesday. A cool few days with temperatures remaining below average. Thursday will become cloudy and breezy. Outbreaks of rain will move in from the west. Heavy at times in western areas.
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