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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the BritainNow weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
This week you’ll want to keep a light jacket handy, because a mix of sunshine and showers is on the cards. The live forecast above gives you the day-by-day breakdown, but we’ve pulled together the key details below.
What will the weather be like this week?
A bright start on Monday gives way to low pressure from the Atlantic by midweek, bringing cloudier skies and patchy rain, especially across northern and western Britain. Southern and eastern areas should hold onto drier, brighter spells for longer, though a few showers could drift in by Friday. Temperatures will stay close to seasonal averages, feeling cooler where rain lingers. For a deeper look, see our UK weather hub or the 10 day weather forecast UK.
Are there any dry days to look forward to?
Tuesday looks the best bet for a dry day across much of England and Wales, with light winds and some sunny intervals. Scotland and Northern Ireland may see early drizzle, but it should brighten up later. From Wednesday onwards, the weather for the week ahead Met Office guidance points to a more unsettled theme, so outdoor plans might need a backup. If you’re further south, the weather for the week ahead London stays largely dry until Thursday.
Is the Countryfile weather forecast for the week ahead different?
The BBC’s Countryfile forecast often focuses on rural areas and farming conditions. While the broad pattern is similar, they may highlight frost risks or ground conditions for growers. Check our weather hub for the general picture.
What about the weather for the week ahead on BBC?
The BBC’s forecast is updated twice daily and uses Met Office data. Their regional breakdowns are useful for local details, but the live forecast above gives you the same authoritative information in a compact view.
Any farming weather for the week ahead advice?
With rain expected midweek, farmers in northern areas should plan for fieldwork earlier in the week. Drier conditions in the south may allow for spraying and cultivations. Keep an eye on local forecasts for precise timings.