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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Trade Wire UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re in the Northwest today, you’ll want to keep a coat handy as the live forecast above shows a mix of cloud and showers. The region is seeing a typical unsettled spell, with brighter intervals breaking through later this afternoon.
What’s the outlook for the rest of the week?
The northwest weather 7 day forecast points to a gradual improvement from midweek, though don’t expect prolonged sunshine just yet. Wednesday and Thursday should bring drier conditions, especially for western parts, before another band of rain arrives by Friday. For a closer look at your local area, check the Liverpool Weather page or the Glasgow Weather page for city-specific details.
Are there any weather warnings in place?
At present, there is no active north west weather warning from the Met Office, but that could change quickly. The northwest weather bbc forecast often highlights the risk of localised flooding on lower-lying roads after heavy downpours. If you’re planning travel, keep an eye on the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for the latest updates.
What’s the weather in Manchester tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s weather in northwest is expected to be cloudy with occasional drizzle, especially in the morning. Temperatures will hover around 12–14°C, with light winds. A drier spell may develop by late afternoon.
Is there a northwest weather 14 days forecast available?
Yes, the northwest weather 14 days outlook suggests a return to more settled conditions next week, though confidence is low beyond day 10. Check the UK weather hub for the latest long-range updates.
What does the northwest weather forecast 10-day show?
The northwest weather forecast 10-day indicates a split week: unsettled early on, then drier and brighter from midweek. Temperatures will stay near average for late April, with no extreme heat or cold expected.