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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Metro Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
For the month ahead, the live forecast above indicates a predominantly unsettled pattern across the UK, with near-average temperatures and spells of rain or showers, particularly affecting western and northern areas.
What is the outlook for the next 30 days?
The long range weather forecast 30 days suggests a continuation of low pressure systems tracking across the Atlantic. This means a mix of brighter, showery days and more prolonged wet spells, especially for northern and western regions. Southern and eastern parts of England, including the weather for next month London and weather for next month Birmingham areas, should see drier interludes but with no sustained settled weather expected.
Will there be any notable weather events?
While no extreme heat or cold is signalled in the 90-day weather forecast UK, there is a risk of localised flooding from heavy downpours, particularly in the north-west. The 30 day weather forecast uk from the Met Office highlights that the jet stream will remain active, pushing rain-bearing systems eastwards. Later in the period, there is a chance of drier, cooler conditions developing from the north-east.
How reliable is the bbc weather 21 day forecast?
The bbc weather 21 day forecast provides a broad trend indication rather than a day-by-day guarantee. For the most reliable short-term planning, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK which updates more frequently.
Will it be warmer than average in the next month?
No strong signal for above-average warmth. The weather for next month met office outlook suggests temperatures close to or slightly below normal, with cooler nights in any clearer spells. Frost is possible in northern Scotland.
Should I expect flooding in my region?
Localised flooding is possible in the north-west and western Scotland where heavy rain is most frequent. Check flood warnings via GOV.UK and stay updated with the UK weather hub for your area.