England Weather & 14-Day Forecasts
159 counties · 10519 cities
England weather forecasts for cities, counties, and everyday planning
England weather can change quickly from one region to another, with rainfall, wind, cloud cover, and temperature often varying across relatively short distances. Conditions in the South East may differ markedly from those in the North West, the Midlands, or the south-western peninsula, so local weather forecasts are often more useful than a broad England summary alone.
Browse major cities, move through counties from A to Z, and follow current weather conditions alongside 14-day forecasts. Whether the aim is travel planning, commuting, outdoor plans, or routine local awareness, the value lies in reaching the local forecast quickly and reading conditions in the right regional context.
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England Counties A–Z
- Barking and Dagenham 2
- Barnet 13
- Barnsley 31
- Bath and North East Somerset 42
- Bedford 43
- Bexley 6
- Birmingham 22
- Blackburn with Darwen 10
- Blackpool 4
- Bolton 13
- Bracknell Forest 7
- Bradford 34
- Brent 8
- Bridgend 34
- Brighton and Hove 10
- Bristol, City of 5
- Bromley 15
- Buckinghamshire 141
- Bury 12
- Calderdale 24
- Cambridgeshire 208
- Camden 5
- Central Bedfordshire 73
- Cheshire East 62
- Cheshire West and Chester 74
- Cornwall 241
- Coventry 14
- Croydon 9
- Cumbria 338
- Darlington 12
- Derby 10
- Derbyshire 196
- Devon 419
- Doncaster 43
- Dorset 209
- Dudley 21
- Durham 136
- Ealing 9
- East Dunbartonshire 8
- East Lothian 38
- East Riding of Yorkshire 200
- East Sussex 116
- Enfield 8
- Essex 279
- Gateshead 14
- Gloucestershire 239
- Greenwich 5
- Hackney 2
- Halton 10
- Hammersmith and Fulham 3
- Hampshire 288
- Haringey 3
- Harrow 7
- Hartlepool 10
- Havering 8
- Herefordshire 175
- Hertfordshire 156
- Hillingdon 12
- Hounslow 9
- Isle of Wight 51
- Isles of Scilly 1
- Islington 2
- Kensington and Chelsea 1
- Kent 318
- Kingston upon Hull, City of 6
- Kingston upon Thames 6
- Kirklees 41
- Knowsley 8
- Lambeth 5
- Lancashire 176
- Leeds 47
- Leicester 6
- Leicestershire 207
- Lewisham 2
- Lincolnshire 489
- Liverpool 11
- London, City of 1
- Luton 5
- Manchester 8
- Medway 21
- Merthyr Tydfil 9
- Merton 4
- Middlesbrough 6
- Milton Keynes 40
- Newcastle upon Tyne 13
- Newham 4
- Newport 18
- Norfolk 457
- North East Lincolnshire 23
- North Lincolnshire 61
- North Somerset 44
- North Tyneside 13
- North Yorkshire 492
- Northamptonshire 220
- Northumberland 219
- Nottingham 4
- Nottinghamshire 205
- Oldham 12
- Oxfordshire 253
- Peterborough 24
- Plymouth 14
- Portsmouth 3
- Reading 3
- Redbridge 6
- Redcar and Cleveland 25
- Richmond upon Thames 9
- Rochdale 10
- Rotherham 38
- Rutland 34
- Salford 11
- Sandwell 8
- Sefton 17
- Sheffield 23
- Shropshire 246
- Slough 3
- Solihull 12
- Somerset 308
- South Gloucestershire 53
- South Tyneside 11
- Southampton 1
- Southend-on-Sea 6
- Southwark 2
- St. Helens 15
- Staffordshire 203
- Stockport 16
- Stockton-on-Tees 15
- Stoke-on-Trent 9
- Suffolk 359
- Sunderland 14
- Surrey 155
- Sutton 6
- Swindon 20
- Tameside 12
- Telford and Wrekin 38
- Thurrock 18
- Torbay 1
- Torfaen 11
- Tower Hamlets 4
- Trafford 13
- Vale of Glamorgan, The 49
- Wakefield 35
- Walsall 12
- Waltham Forest 3
- Wandsworth 3
- Warrington 17
- Warwickshire 171
- West Berkshire 58
- West Dunbartonshire 10
- West Lothian 22
- West Sussex 171
- Westminster 3
- Wigan 16
- Wiltshire 275
- Windsor and Maidenhead 16
- Wirral 20
- Wokingham 14
- Wolverhampton 6
- Worcestershire 149
- York 30
England weather, local forecasts, and regional weather patterns
How England weather varies by region
England does not sit under one single weather pattern. Atlantic systems often arrive first in western areas, while the South East can be drier, brighter, or warmer under the same broader setup. Coastal exposure, elevation, urban heat effects, and the track of rain bands all shape local conditions, which is why a national overview is useful for context but local weather forecasts remain the more practical guide.
Why local weather forecasts matter
A broad England forecast helps set expectations, but everyday decisions usually depend on more local detail. Rain can be more persistent in one county than the next, wind speeds often increase near exposed coasts, and temperatures may differ between inland districts, major towns, and large urban centres. That is where city weather and county weather become far more useful than a simple national summary.
Using the 14-day forecast sensibly
A 14-day forecast is most useful when read as a guide to likely weather trends rather than as a fixed script. It helps show whether conditions are likely to stay unsettled, where drier spells may emerge, how temperatures may shift, and when wind or rainfall may become more influential. For planning ahead, that broader outlook is most helpful when paired with regularly updated local forecasts closer to the date.
City weather and county weather across England
Major cities offer a quick route to detailed forecast pages, while the county list provides a wider regional index for local browsing. Together, they create a more useful picture of England weather: one that combines broad regional awareness with the local forecast detail people actually need.