News
Fine, dry and sunny weather into the weekend
High pressure will remain dominant for the UK through the remainder of the week and into the weekend, bringing largely fine, dry and sunny conditions for many.
Read moreWeather and climate change
UK video forecast
UK weather map
View the weather with our interactive map
Loading map…
WARNING
Flood
warnings
warnings
Flood warnings in force for:
| England | Environment Agency |
|---|
UK 5 day weather forecast
Headline:
Cloudy in the northeast, but clearer skies elsewhere.
Today:
Morning low cloud lifting to leave a fine day, with plenty of sunshine, although some cloud lingering along eastern coasts. Still rather windy in the southwest. Warm for most, but remaining chilly along eastern coasts.
Tonight:
A dry night will follow with clear spells. Breezy in the southwest, but light winds elsewhere. Mist and fog likely across central and eastern areas by morning. Feeling chilly.
Friday:
Any mist, fog and low cloud in the east will clear quickly after the sunrise. Another bright and sunny day expected with temperatures slightly higher than Thursday. Generally less windy.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
Staying largely fine and dry, with plenty of sunshine through this period. Some overnight fog and frost, mainly in the east. Feeling warm, with temperatures above average for many.
Updated:
UK long range weather forecast
High pressure is likely to remain centred close to or over the UK through the remainder of April and into early May. This means a continuation of the predominantly dry conditions, likely with a mixture of some cloudier spells and sunnier days. For the most part, rain-bearing weather systems should be kept at bay, though the far west and northwest may seeing a little rain at times. Winds will be mostly light, but may be fresher around the coasts at times. For most, temperatures will continue above normal, though it will feel cooler along windward coasts in particular. Towards the end of the period, conditions may become more unsettled as low pressure becomes rather more dominant.
Updated:
A generally more changeable or unsettled spell of weather compared to the previous couple of weeks. This comes about as Atlantic low pressure systems move towards the UK, increasing the chance of periods of heavy rain and perhaps strong winds at times. Towards the middle of the month, weather patterns become increasingly uncertain; however, the wettest and windiest conditions seem most likely to be in the northwest, with the drier and more settled conditions in the southeast. Temperatures will likely be near or a little above normal overall.
Updated:
