UK Weather

Tuesday 22nd September Good morning. This Tuesday, 22 September 2026, brings a fairly mild and settled autumn day for much of the UK, with temperatures widely above what you might expect for the time of year. Across the south-east and eastern England, it should stay dry and rather warm, with highs into the low to mid-twenties. There’ll be some cloud around at times, but also brightness breaking through, especially later in the day towards eastern coastal areas. Winds will be noticeable but not especially strong. The Midlands and much of northern England look largely dry too, with a calm feel for many places and afternoon temperatures around 21 to 23°C. A touch more cloud may drift in from the west, but it should still be a decent day for travel and outdoor plans. Wales has a quiet day ahead: dry, light winds, and temperatures around 21°C. The south-west may feel a little fresher, closer to 19°C, though some late afternoon sunshine should help lift things nicely. Scotland is where we’re more likely to see a little rain, particularly early on and across central and eastern areas. It doesn’t look especially heavy, but it may be enough for damp roads and a grey start. Conditions should improve at times, with temperatures still mild, around 20°C in places. Northern Ireland stays mostly dry and quite mild as well, though with more cloud than clear sunshine at times. Coastal areas generally will feel a little breezier, but winds are not expected to cause major disruption. So overall: a gentle, mild autumn day, mostly dry away from parts of Scotland and the far north-west, with the best of the warmth across the south and east.