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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Based on the live ranking above, the warmest place in the UK today is St James’s Park, London, with a high of 13°C. South-east England is seeing the highest temperatures, while northern and western areas remain cooler.
What is the coldest place in the UK right now?
The coldest place in the UK right now is likely Dalwhinnie in the Highlands, where temperatures have fallen to around 2°C overnight. Wind chill makes it feel even colder. This contrast is typical for early spring, with southern cities often 8–10°C warmer than northern glens.
Will it be warmer tomorrow?
The hottest place in the UK tomorrow is expected to shift slightly north, with highs of 14°C possible across the Midlands. For the weekend, the hottest place in the UK this weekend may be Bristol or Cardiff if a ridge of high pressure builds from the south-west. A record hottest May day UK is unlikely this week, but temperatures should stay above average for mid-May.
Why is London often the warmest place in the UK today?
London’s urban heat island effect traps warmth from buildings and traffic. It is also further south than most of the UK, so it receives stronger sun and milder air from the continent.
Where can I find a warmest place in UK today map?
The Met Office publishes live temperature maps on its website. You can also view a simplified version on our UK weather hub, which updates throughout the day.
How does the hottest place in the world compare today?
The hottest place today in the world is Death Valley, USA, where temperatures can reach 35–40°C in May. That is roughly 25°C warmer than the warmest UK spot today.
For local forecasts, see our Birmingham weather page and the 10-day national forecast. The warmest place in the UK will remain in the south-east until the weekend, when Bristol may take the lead.