Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Regional Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The search term “bbc weathwr” is a common misspelling of BBC Weather, the BBC’s public service providing UK forecasts, warnings and climate information via website, app and TV. It remains one of Britain’s most-used weather sources.
What does BBC Weather cover?
BBC Weather delivers daily and 10‑day forecasts for every postcode in the UK, plus extended outlooks and severe weather warnings from the Met Office. The service also offers video forecasts, a live UK weather map and seaside tide times – all free of charge.
How does BBC Weather get its data?
Since 2023 the BBC has used forecast data from the Met Office again under a new long‑term contract, replacing an earlier arrangement with a different provider. This means the forecasts align closely with official National Severe Weather Warnings and other public weather advice.
Is BBC Weather still run by the Met Office?
Yes – BBC Weather now uses Met Office data exclusively after a new contract began in 2023. This means all forecasts, warnings and severe weather alerts are officially sourced and consistent across both services.
Can I get BBC Weather on my phone?
Yes. The BBC Weather app is free for iOS and Android and includes push alerts for adverse weather, hourly breakdowns and location‑based forecasts that update every 30 minutes.
Does BBC Weather show flood warnings?
Not directly, but the service links to Environment Agency flood warnings (and equivalent bodies in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) where severe weather is expected. Check the map layer in the web version.
Sources
For the latest UK conditions and detailed regional outlooks, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10‑day forecast for your area.