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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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London’s weather tomorrow will be a mostly dry and bright day for the capital, with the live forecast above showing the key details for the morning and afternoon across central London and the surrounding suburbs.
What will the temperature be in London tomorrow?
Temperatures across the capital will reach a comfortable afternoon high, with the exact figure shown in the live forecast above. Overnight lows will be cooler, particularly in outer boroughs like Croydon and Enfield, so a light jacket may be useful for early commuters. The Thames corridor often holds a degree or two more warmth than inland areas such as Barnet or Bromley.
Will it rain in London tomorrow?
Rain is not expected to feature heavily for most of the day. The best chance of a brief, light shower falls during the late afternoon, mainly across west London and towards Heathrow. The morning commute and lunchtime period should stay dry for the City, Westminster and Canary Wharf. For a more detailed breakdown, check the 10 day weather forecast UK.
Frequently asked questions about London weather tomorrow
What is the weather tomorrow in London hourly?
The live forecast above provides an hourly breakdown for tomorrow. Expect a dry start, cloud building around midday, and the highest chance of a light shower between 3pm and 5pm, especially in west London.
How does tomorrow compare to the weather in London for 14 days?
Tomorrow looks typical for this week, with no extremes. For a longer view, the weather London 14 days outlook shows a gradual cooling trend from midweek, with more settled conditions returning by the weekend.
Is the BBC weather London 15 day forecast reliable for tomorrow?
Short-range forecasts, like the one in the live forecast above, are highly reliable for tomorrow. The BBC Weather 15-day outlook is best used for trends rather than precise hourly details for a single day.
Sources
For other UK cities, see our UK weather hub or check forecasts for Birmingham Weather and Glasgow Weather.