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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Headlines UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The 10 day weather forecast for the UK shows a mixed pattern of sunshine and showers across most regions, with temperatures near average for the time of year. The live forecast above gives the latest outlook for your location, updated throughout the day.
What is the 10 day weather forecast for London and the UK?
The 10 day weather outlook indicates low pressure will dominate, bringing frequent bands of rain to northern and western areas. Southern and eastern parts, including London, will see drier spells, though cloud cover will increase by midweek. Use the live forecast above for your exact town or city.
Will it rain in the next 10 days across the UK?
Yes, most areas can expect some rain over the next 10 days. The heaviest and most persistent rain is likely in Scotland and Northern Ireland, while southern England sees lighter, more intermittent showers. Check the Weather Radar UK for live rain tracking.
How does this compare to the 14 day or 21 day outlook?
For a longer view, the Long Range Weather Forecast covers 15 to 30 days, while the 10 day forecast is more reliable for planning. Many users also search for weather london 14 days or london weather 15 days for a slightly extended view, but accuracy drops after day 7.
Where does the 10 day weather data come from?
The data is sourced from the Met Office and BBC Weather. The 10 day weather met office feed provides official warnings, while the 10 day weather bbc forecast offers a user-friendly hourly breakdown.
Is the 10 day forecast accurate for outdoor plans?
For outdoor plans, the first 5 days are reliable; days 6–10 show general trends only. Always check the Weather Tomorrow UK and the 10 day weather hourly view in the live forecast above for finer detail.
What should I do if a weather warning is issued?
If the Met Office issues a warning, check the Moderate Rainfall Warning page for safety advice. Avoid travel during peak heavy rain and secure loose garden items in strong winds.