
ALT Map of pollen levels across the UK on Monday 16 June 2025. Very high for southeast England. High for the rest of England, Wales, Northern Ireland and central/southern Scotland. Moderate for northeast Scotland. Low for northwest Scotland and the Northern Isles.

ALT Pollen forecast table for Tuesday 17 to Thursday 19 June 2025. Stirling = Low on Tuesday and Wednesday, High on Thursday. Omagh = High on Tuesday and Thursday, Moderate on Wednesday. Lancaster = High on all three days. Aberystwyth = High on Tuesday and Wednesday, Very High on Thursday. Reading = Very High on all three days.

ALT A square image showing forecast temperatures for the UK for Friday 13th June. The Met Office logo is displayed in the top left corner, with the day 'Friday' in the top right corner. The title 'Max Temps (C)' is displayed in a banner in the bottom right corner. The British Isles are displayed with a background hue of orange to red, indicating the temperature gradient expected across the country, cooler oranges in the north and west, warmer reds in the east and southeast.

ALT A square image showing forecast temperatures for the UK for Saturday 14th June. The Met Office logo is displayed in the top left corner, with the day 'Saturday' in the top right corner. The title 'Max Temps (C)' is displayed in a banner in the bottom right corner. The British Isles are displayed with a background hue of orange to red, indicating the temperature gradient expected across the country, cooler pale oranges in the north and west, warmer dark oranges in the east and southeast.

ALT A square image showing forecast temperatures for the UK for Sunday 15th June. The Met Office logo is displayed in the top left corner, with the day 'Sunday' in the top right corner. The title 'Max Temps (C)' is displayed in a banner in the bottom right corner. The British Isles are displayed with a background hue of orange to red, indicating the temperature gradient expected across the country, cooler pale oranges in the north and west, warmer dark oranges in the east and southeast.





















