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Today's Weather Forecast

Saturday 27th June Good morning. It’s Saturday, 27 June 2026, and summer is very much making itself felt across parts of the UK today. The main story is the heat across the south-east and eastern England, where temperatures are likely to climb into the low to mid-30s. It’ll feel close and humid at times, with some hazy sunshine, but also the chance of a few showery bursts or drizzly spells, especially earlier in the day in eastern areas. If you’re travelling or out and about, it’s one of those days to keep water handy and take breaks from the strongest sun. Across the Midlands and northern England, it’s a warm to hot day too, widely into the high 20s, with plenty of dry weather and some good sunny spells. There’ll be a bit of a breeze, particularly further north and west, which may take the edge off the heat but could make conditions a touch blustery in exposed spots. Wales should do well for sunshine, especially through the middle part of the day, with temperatures reaching the upper 20s inland. Coastal areas will feel a little fresher, but still pleasant for outdoor plans. Scotland has a more comfortable feel, with temperatures mostly in the low 20s. It should stay largely dry with bright or sunny spells, though the breeze will be noticeable, particularly across more exposed and coastal areas. Northern Ireland looks breezier still, with a little light rain or drizzle possible at times, but many places will have usable dry spells too. Temperatures here will be more modest, generally around the low 20s. The south-west also stays cooler than the south-east, especially near the coast, with some bright intervals and a fresher feel. Overall, a very warm and locally hot summer Saturday, but with the heat most intense in the south-east and east, and breezier, fresher conditions further north and west.

Saturday 27th June Good morning. It’s Saturday, 27 June 2026, and summer is very much making itself felt across parts of the UK today. The main story is the heat across the south-east and eastern England, where temperatures are likely to climb into the low to mid-30s. It’ll feel close and humid at times, with some hazy sunshine, but also the chance of a few showery bursts or drizzly spells, especially earlier in the day in eastern areas. If you’re travelling or out and about, it’s one of those days to keep water handy and take breaks from the strongest sun. Across the Midlands and northern England, it’s a warm to hot day too, widely into the high 20s, with plenty of dry weather and some good sunny spells. There’ll be a bit of a breeze, particularly further north and west, which may take the edge off the heat but could make conditions a touch blustery in exposed spots. Wales should do well for sunshine, especially through the middle part of the day, with temperatures reaching the upper 20s inland. Coastal areas will feel a little fresher, but still pleasant for outdoor plans. Scotland has a more comfortable feel, with temperatures mostly in the low 20s. It should stay largely dry with bright or sunny spells, though the breeze will be noticeable, particularly across more exposed and coastal areas. Northern Ireland looks breezier still, with a little light rain or drizzle possible at times, but many places will have usable dry spells too. Temperatures here will be more modest, generally around the low 20s. The south-west also stays cooler than the south-east, especially near the coast, with some bright intervals and a fresher feel. Overall, a very warm and locally hot summer Saturday, but with the heat most intense in the south-east and east, and breezier, fresher conditions further north and west.

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AI Prompt Used to Generate This Image: A breezy summer afternoon on a Welsh coastal path above a quiet bay, with warm sunshine on dry grass, foxgloves, and whitewashed cottages tucked below the cliffs. The sea is gently rippled by the wind, and the scene is a realistic children’s book illustration with hand-drawn charm, soft colours, and no text or watermarks.

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