Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the WordPatch weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
ITV Weather delivers regional forecasts tailored to your area, whether you’re in London, Manchester or the Anglia region. The live forecast above shows the latest conditions for your location, helping you plan ahead confidently.
When should you plan a trip around ITV Weather regions?
For UK travel, late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) offer the best balance of mild weather and fewer crowds. If you’re heading to an ITV Weather region like Granada or Meridian, pack a light jacket and an umbrella regardless of season—British weather shifts quickly. School holidays, particularly late July and August, bring higher prices and busier attractions, so book early or travel just outside these windows for better value. Always check the live forecast above before setting off.
What do ITV Weather presenters cover across the UK?
ITV Weather presenters deliver localised forecasts for each region, from ITV Weather Granada in the north-west to ITV Weather Anglia in the east and ITV Weather Meridian in the south. The ITV Weather London bulletin covers the capital and surrounding areas, while other regions — including Central, Yorkshire, Wales and the West Country — each have their own presenters. For a longer view, the ITV Weather 10-day forecast helps you plan ahead, and the ITV Weather tomorrow update is a reliable check for the following day.
What regions does ITV Weather cover?
ITV Weather covers 15 regions across the UK, including Granada, Anglia, London, Meridian, Central, Yorkshire, Wales and the West Country. Each region receives a bespoke forecast tailored to local conditions.
How accurate is the ITV Weather 10-day forecast?
The 10-day forecast offers a reliable outlook for planning, though accuracy decreases after day 5. For the most up-to-date conditions, always refer to the live forecast above.
Who are the ITV Weather presenters?
ITV Weather presenters include regional meteorologists such as Lucy Verasamy, Laura Tobin and Alex Beresford, alongside local presenters in each region like those in Granada and Anglia.