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Temperature
17°C
Partly Cloudy
Wind
5 mph
Speed and direction
Rain chance
0%
Current hour estimate
14-day forecast
Hourly forecast
00:00
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16°C
Feels like 16°C
Wind: 4 mph
Rain: 10%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1012 hPa
UV: 0
01:00
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16°C
Feels like 16°C
Wind: 5 mph
Rain: 14%
Precip: 0.4 mm
Pressure: 1012 hPa
UV: 0
02:00
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16°C
Feels like 17°C
Wind: 2 mph
Rain: 15%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1012 hPa
UV: 0
03:00
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16°C
Feels like 17°C
Wind: 1 mph
Rain: 14%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1012 hPa
UV: 0
04:00
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16°C
Feels like 17°C
Wind: 2 mph
Rain: 12%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1012 hPa
UV: 0
05:00
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17°C
Feels like 17°C
Wind: 4 mph
Rain: 8%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1013 hPa
UV: 0
06:00
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16°C
Feels like 16°C
Wind: 6 mph
Rain: 3%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1013 hPa
UV: 0
07:00
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17°C
Feels like 16°C
Wind: 6 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1013 hPa
UV: 0
08:00
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17°C
Feels like 17°C
Wind: 5 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1014 hPa
UV: 1
09:00
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18°C
Feels like 18°C
Wind: 4 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1014 hPa
UV: 2
10:00
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19°C
Feels like 19°C
Wind: 6 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1014 hPa
UV: 3
11:00
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21°C
Feels like 21°C
Wind: 5 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1014 hPa
UV: 5
12:00
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22°C
Feels like 23°C
Wind: 5 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1015 hPa
UV: 6
13:00
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23°C
Feels like 24°C
Wind: 4 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1015 hPa
UV: 6
14:00
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25°C
Feels like 25°C
Wind: 5 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1015 hPa
UV: 5
15:00
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26°C
Feels like 24°C
Wind: 6 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1014 hPa
UV: 3
16:00
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27°C
Feels like 25°C
Wind: 8 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1014 hPa
UV: 3
17:00
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26°C
Feels like 24°C
Wind: 9 mph
Rain: 1%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1014 hPa
UV: 1
18:00
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25°C
Feels like 23°C
Wind: 11 mph
Rain: 2%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1015 hPa
UV: 1
19:00
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24°C
Feels like 21°C
Wind: 10 mph
Rain: 2%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1015 hPa
UV: 0
20:00
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23°C
Feels like 20°C
Wind: 11 mph
Rain: 1%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1015 hPa
UV: 0
21:00
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22°C
Feels like 20°C
Wind: 9 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1016 hPa
UV: 0
22:00
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20°C
Feels like 19°C
Wind: 9 mph
Rain: 0%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1016 hPa
UV: 0
23:00
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20°C
Feels like 18°C
Wind: 10 mph
Rain: 2%
Precip: 0 mm
Pressure: 1017 hPa
UV: 0
Air quality
Current European AQI and pollutant readings for the selected weather location.
European AQI
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Understanding air quality
Air quality is affected by tiny particles, gases from traffic and industry, and natural allergens such as pollen. Lower readings are generally better. People with asthma, heart or lung conditions, older adults and young children may notice symptoms sooner when pollution or pollen levels rise.
Very fine particles, smaller than 2.5 micrometres. These can travel deep into the lungs and may worsen asthma, bronchitis, heart disease and general breathing problems. They often come from traffic, wood burning, industry and wider regional pollution.
Larger airborne particles, including dust, pollen fragments, road wear, construction dust and sea salt. PM10 can irritate the nose, throat and lungs, especially for people with asthma or other respiratory conditions.
A gas mainly linked to vehicle exhausts, especially diesel traffic, along with some heating and industrial sources. Higher levels can inflame the airways and make breathing conditions worse.
A colourless gas produced by incomplete combustion. Outdoor levels are usually low, but higher readings can indicate pollution from traffic or burning. Indoors, carbon monoxide is especially dangerous and should be monitored with a working CO alarm.
The PM2.5 AQI, PM10 AQI and NO₂ AQI show how much each pollutant contributes to the overall air quality index. The highest component usually drives the overall AQI score, so a single pollutant can make air quality worse even if the others are low.
A simple average of available pollen readings. Pollen is not the same as pollution, but it can strongly affect hay fever, asthma and sinus symptoms. Even when pollution is low, pollen can still make the air feel difficult for sensitive people.
The pollutant values are shown in micrograms per cubic metre where available. The AQI values are index scores, so they are easier to compare at a glance. In general, lower is better. If the overall AQI is rising, people who are sensitive to air pollution may want to reduce strenuous outdoor activity, especially near busy roads.
UK temperature map
The UK can experience temperature extremes from one end of our islands to the other. Select a map point for the latest reading.
Current range
10°C to 21°C
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The weather dashboard combines current conditions, daily forecasts, hourly detail and UK temperature context. It is intended to help people understand likely conditions in plain English, while still showing the underlying values that drive the forecast cards.
A high chance of precipitation means the model expects rain or drizzle to be likely, but the expected millimetres can still be low. A day can therefore show a rain risk even when total rainfall is small, especially where drizzle or short showers are forecast.
Weather symbols compress several variables into one visual cue, including precipitation probability, expected rainfall, cloud cover and temperature. The detailed hourly values are useful when the icon alone looks too cautious or too broad.
Air-quality values such as PM2.5, PM10 and nitrogen dioxide are best treated as local context. Conditions can vary by street, traffic level, wind direction and time of day, so official alerts and medical advice should take priority where relevant.
