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A band of rain will push east across the UK tomorrow, with brighter but showery conditions following for western coasts by the afternoon; London and the South East should brace for the wettest spell during the morning commute.
What is the weather tomorrow for each region?
Starting with the South West, Bristol and the surrounding counties will see rain arrive before dawn, clearing to sunshine and sharp showers by lunchtime. In Manchester and Liverpool, a cloudy morning with patchy drizzle gives way to a fresher, blustery afternoon. Leeds and the North East remain overcast for much of the day, with the best of any brightness reserved for the coast. For London and the Home Counties, expect steady rain through the morning rush hour, easing to light showers by early afternoon. Brighton on the south coast will be breezy, with rain clearing by midday to leave sunny spells and a moderate sea breeze.
Will it feel warm or cold tomorrow?
Temperatures will be close to the seasonal average, peaking at 13°C in London and Bristol, 11°C in Manchester and Leeds, and a cooler 9°C in coastal areas like Brighton. A brisk south-westerly wind will make it feel a couple of degrees cooler, particularly on exposed coasts and hills. Overnight lows drop to around 6°C, so a light jacket will be needed for any evening plans.
Will the rain affect travel tomorrow?
Yes, particularly across the M4 corridor and into London. The heaviest rain coincides with the morning peak, so allow extra time for road and rail journeys. The live conditions above will show the latest radar picture.
Is there any risk of thunder tomorrow?
No widespread thunder is expected, but a few isolated rumbles are possible across the South West by mid-afternoon as showers turn heavy. This is typical for a showery westerly flow in April.
How does the bbc weather tomorrow compare to the Met Office?
Both the BBC and Met Office agree on the timing of the rain band, though the BBC’s model suggests a slightly earlier clearance for the South East. For the most local detail, check our BBC Weather UK page.