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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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As of the latest observations, the warmest place in the UK today is likely to be a spot in southeast England, with London and the Home Counties often topping the mercury, though you can check the live ranking above for the current leader.
Where is the hottest place in the UK right now?
The hottest place in the UK right now is typically found in the southeast corner, where high pressure often traps the warmest air. Areas such as Heathrow, St James’s Park in London, or the Kent coast regularly record the highest daytime highs, with temperatures frequently edging into the low 20s °C on a fair spring day.
What about the hottest place in the UK tomorrow and this weekend?
Looking ahead, the hottest place in the UK tomorrow will likely shift depending on cloud cover and wind direction, but the southeast remains a strong bet. For the hottest place in the UK this weekend, models suggest a southerly flow could push warm air into the Midlands and Wales, though the live ranking will update as new data arrives. For a broader view, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
Is there a warmest place in the UK today map?
Yes, the Met Office and BBC Weather provide interactive temperature maps. These show real-time surface temperatures, often highlighting the warmest spots in the southeast and the coolest in northern Scotland.
What is the warmest place in the UK today in winter?
In winter, the warmest place in the UK is usually along the south coast, from Cornwall to Sussex, where the sea moderates the air. Temperatures there can be 3–5 °C higher than inland or northern areas.
How does the UK compare to the hottest place today in the world?
The UK is mild by comparison. While we might see 22 °C today, the hottest place today in the world, such as Death Valley or parts of the Sahara, often exceeds 45 °C. Our maritime climate keeps extremes in check.
Sources
For a closer look at regional conditions, visit our UK Weather Hub or check forecasts for London and Bristol.