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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.
London is covered by a Met Office yellow warning for heavy rain valid until Thursday evening, with 30–40mm expected and potential disruption to commuter routes. The warning stretches from the Home Counties into the capital, affecting all 32 boroughs.
What does the weather warning mean for London today and tomorrow?
The warning is active from 06:00 Thursday until 21:00 Thursday, bringing steady rain and possible thunderstorms. A weather warning london today means drivers should allow extra time and Tube passengers may face minor delays due to standing water. The weather in london tomorrow should improve as the low pressure clears east, though showers remain possible by afternoon.
Could this develop into a storm to hit Britain this weekend?
Forecasters do not expect this system to strengthen into a named storm. However, a separate Atlantic low may bring a storm to hit britain this weekend with stronger winds across northern England and Scotland. London should see only breezy conditions and occasional showers on Saturday, with drier weather returning by Sunday. For the full picture, see our latest storm tracker.
Is there a weather warning london tomorrow?
No separate warning has been issued for Friday. The current yellow warning expires Thursday evening, and conditions should ease overnight. Check the 10 day forecast for hourly updates on London.
What about weather warnings today elsewhere in the UK?
Separate yellow rain warnings cover parts of the South East and East Midlands on Thursday. For a national overview of weather warnings today, visit our dedicated warnings page.
Will the warning affect events or travel this weekend?
By Friday the rain should clear, but a separate system may bring windier weather on Saturday. Keep an eye on weather warning london 10 days outlooks for any new alerts. For now, weekend plans should proceed with caution.