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UK Weather forecast, Saturday 26 June 2021

Your daily weather forecast for the UK and London.

UK Overview for Saturday 26 June 2021

Southeast Scotland and parts of northeast England cool and cloudy with patchy rain for some. Elsewhere, sunny spells developing, but also a few showers for parts of England and Wales.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Southern parts likely to see some rain at times, this possibly heavy and thundery. Elsewhere a good deal of fine and dry weather. Becoming warm for many, especially the north.

London Weather forecast for today:

A fine and dry day for most with warm sunny spells and light winds. However, some thicker cloud will spread north later, bringing the chance of one or two showers. Maximum temperature 22 °C.

Special weather advisories:

Flood alerts in force for England.

UVB sunburn index:

High.

UK Weather Warnings:

Nil.

Chance of precipitation:

<5%

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Often cloudy, but with spells of warm sunshine. Chance of showers spreading north from the English channel, perhaps thundery, which could align to give more some persistent rain at times.


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