UK Weather

Monday 27th April Good morning. For Monday, 27 April 2026, it’s a fairly typical spring mix across the UK: some mild, bright spells around, but also areas of cloud, drizzle and a little patchy rain. The warmest conditions will be across the south and west, with parts of the south-east, Wales and the south-west reaching around 20 or 21°C. There should be some decent dry weather here, especially in Wales and the south-west, though the south-east may see a little light drizzle or patchy dampness at times. Winds will be noticeable but not especially disruptive. Across the Midlands, it’s a more unsettled picture. After some early brightness, cloud is likely to build, with outbreaks of rain developing at times and perhaps enough to make roads greasy for the commute or school run. Temperatures should still be respectable for late April, reaching around 18°C. Northern England will feel cooler, particularly towards the north-east and coastal areas, where highs are closer to 14°C. The north-west looks mostly dry but breezy, while further east there may be a little light drizzle or dampness in the air. Any early sunshine will tend to give way to more cloud as the day goes on. Scotland and Northern Ireland are also on the cooler side, with temperatures generally in the mid-teens. There may be a few spots of drizzle, but many places will stay largely dry. Northern Ireland could see brighter breaks later in the day, which should lift the feel of things into the evening. Overall, it’s a day for layers: pleasantly mild in the south, fresher further north, and with enough patchy rain or drizzle in places to make a light waterproof worth having to hand.