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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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Check your flight status before heading to the airport, as both Jet2 and Ryanair have issued weather warnings affecting UK departures and arrivals. Disruptions are expected due to strong winds and low visibility across several routes.
What do the Jet2 and Ryanair weather warnings mean for my flight?
Both airlines have activated their advisory systems for specific periods, typically covering 24 to 48 hours. Jet2 warns of potential delays or cancellations on flights to and from the Canary Islands, while Ryanair advises passengers on routes across northern Europe and the UK to expect last-minute changes. The live ranking above shows the latest severity levels for each airline based on current conditions.
Which airports are most affected by these warnings?
Manchester, Leeds Bradford, and East Midlands airports are most likely to see Jet2 disruptions. Ryanair’s warnings are broader, covering all UK bases including Stansted, Luton, and Glasgow, with the highest impact on flights crossing the Irish Sea. Check your airline’s app or website for real-time updates before travelling.
Will I get a refund if my flight is delayed?
Under UK law, you can claim a refund or rebooking if your flight is delayed over three hours. Both airlines offer this through their customer service portals.
How long do these weather warnings last?
Jet2 and Ryanair typically issue warnings for one to two days. Check your flight date on the airline’s website or our UK weather hub for updates.
Can I change my flight without a fee?
Yes, if you are within the warning window. Both airlines allow fee-free changes to an alternative date within 14 days of your original booking.