Your daily weather forecast for the UK and London.
UK Weather forecast for Thursday 11 November 2021
Low cloud lifting slowly, with some fog persisting until early afternoon over eastern England, then sunny spells. Showers in the north, then rain and strong winds into the northwest later.
Outlook for Friday to Sunday:
Breezy with outbreaks of rain on Friday, heaviest in the northwest. Over the weekend, cloudy in the east with some drizzle, brighter in the west. Mild, turning colder later.
London Weather forecast for today:
Patches of mist. fog and low cloud only slowly clearing through the morning but turning brighter into the afternoon. Staying dry for most with a strengthening breeze. Maximum temperature 14 °C.
Special weather advisories:
Flood alerts in force for England.
UVB sunburn index:
Low.
UK Weather Warnings:
Floods.
Chance of precipitation:
10%
Outlook for Friday to Sunday:
Breezy on Friday, with rain spreading east. Winds easing into Saturday and Sunday, but remaining cloudy for most with outbreaks of light rain and drizzle and temperatures staying fairly mild.
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