UK 600-mile rainstorm — 15-day live forecast

Interactive rainfall and temperature forecast covering up to 15 days. Data powered by a free, no-key weather API. Enter any UK town or use your location.

About this page

This page gives a quick summary and interactive poster of a large-scale rainstorm forecast across the UK. It displays daily precipitation and temperature for the next 15 days and updates in real-time from a free public weather API. Use the search box or your device location to centre the forecast on any place in the UK.

15-day Forecast Poster

Swipe below for day-by-day summary. Tap any day to pin to the poster.

15-Day Quick Forecast

Detailed daily table

Date	Min °C	Max °C	Precip (mm)

Safety & quick links

If large-scale rain is forecast for your area, plan travel carefully, expect localised flooding and check county council travel alerts and the Met Office warnings.

Road closures & public transport delays
Local flood warnings
Power & telecom outages

Map & Chart

The poster above plots precipitation (bars) and temperature range (line). Tap a day in the strip to view its values.

FAQs

1. Where does the data come from?: From Open-Meteo — a free, no-key weather API that provides up to 16 days of forecast data.
2. Is this live?: The page fetches the latest model run when you request a forecast. Refresh or re-run to update.
3. Can I use a postcode?: Yes — the search accepts place names or postcodes. We geocode via Nominatim (client-side).
4. How accurate is the 600-mile rainstorm reporting?: This page shows modelled precipitation; for official warnings, check the Met Office and local authorities.
5. Can I embed this on my site?: Yes — the page is a single-file HTML. Attribution to Open-Meteo is appreciated for public use.

About — UK 600-mile rainstorm (200 words)

A large-scale rainstorm described in recent forecasts — dubbed a “600-mile rainstorm” by media outlets — refers to an extended belt of heavy, often changeable rainfall projected to cross much of the United Kingdom. Such events arise when deep, moisture-rich atmospheric systems or remnant tropical disturbances push across the British Isles, producing widespread precipitation that can span hundreds of miles. During these events, some regions experience prolonged steady rain while others see intense showers or thunderstorms. Impacts frequently include localised flooding, transportation disruption, and saturated soils that increase flood risk for rivers and low-lying areas. Forecast models update frequently; therefore, this page pulls live model output for the next 15 days to help users plan. For immediate safety alerts and national warnings, always consult the Met Office and local emergency services.