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Thursday 4th June Good morning. This Thursday, 4 June 2026, is looking rather unsettled for early summer, with a cool breeze, bands of rain and showers moving through, and only limited spells of sunshine for many. Across the south-east, expect a grey and damp start in places, with rain returning at times through the middle of the day and again later this evening. Temperatures should reach around 18 or 19°C, but with the breeze and cloud it may feel a touch fresher than that. East Anglia and other eastern parts of England look prone to some heavier showers, especially around the morning period, so do keep a waterproof handy if you’re heading out. Surface spray could make for slower travel on some roads. The Midlands will also see outbreaks of rain, particularly late morning, before conditions become more mixed into the afternoon. Northern England has a slightly lighter rain picture overall, though it will stay breezy, especially towards western and north-eastern coastal areas. Some brighter breaks may appear later in the day. Wales and the south-west start damp in places, with further patchy rain around lunchtime. There are signs of improvement later, especially towards the evening, with a few late glimmers of sunshine possible. Coastal routes will feel blustery, so not the calmest day by the sea. Scotland sees rain and showers early on, most notably through the night and morning, easing somewhat as the day goes on. Northern Ireland has one of the wetter starts, with heavy overnight rain and showers, though conditions should gradually become less persistent later. Temperatures widely sit between 15 and 18°C, so it’s a rather cool, breezy summer’s day. Not a complete washout everywhere, but definitely one for layers, a brolly, and a bit of patience if you’re travelling.

Thursday 4th June Good morning. This Thursday, 4 June 2026, is looking rather unsettled for early summer, with a cool breeze, bands of rain and showers moving through, and only limited spells of sunshine for many. Across the south-east, expect a grey and damp start in places, with rain returning at times through the middle of the day and again later this evening. Temperatures should reach around 18 or 19°C, but with the breeze and cloud it may feel a touch fresher than that. East Anglia and other eastern parts of England look prone to some heavier showers, especially around the morning period, so do keep a waterproof handy if you’re heading out. Surface spray could make for slower travel on some roads. The Midlands will also see outbreaks of rain, particularly late morning, before conditions become more mixed into the afternoon. Northern England has a slightly lighter rain picture overall, though it will stay breezy, especially towards western and north-eastern coastal areas. Some brighter breaks may appear later in the day. Wales and the south-west start damp in places, with further patchy rain around lunchtime. There are signs of improvement later, especially towards the evening, with a few late glimmers of sunshine possible. Coastal routes will feel blustery, so not the calmest day by the sea. Scotland sees rain and showers early on, most notably through the night and morning, easing somewhat as the day goes on. Northern Ireland has one of the wetter starts, with heavy overnight rain and showers, though conditions should gradually become less persistent later. Temperatures widely sit between 15 and 18°C, so it’s a rather cool, breezy summer’s day. Not a complete washout everywhere, but definitely one for layers, a brolly, and a bit of patience if you’re travelling.

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AI Prompt Used to Generate This Image: Victorian-style etching of a rain-swept Belfast residential street at dawn, with red-brick terraces, slick pavements, wind-bent trees, and shallow puddles reflecting a pale summer sky. Fine crosshatching captures steady moderate rain easing after a wet night, with muted realism, no text or watermarks.

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