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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Media Grid UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Across the UK yesterday, temperatures ranged from a low of 2.4°C in rural Scotland to a high of 14.1°C in central London, with the national average settling at 8.7°C. In plain terms, it was a cooler-than-average early spring day for most regions, especially compared to the previous week.
What was the temperature yesterday in London and Manchester?
London weather yesterday celsius readings peaked at 14.1°C in St James’s Park, with an overnight low of 6.8°C. The highest temperature in London yesterday was recorded between 2pm and 3pm. Near Manchester, the high reached 11.3°C at Ringway, while the temperature last night in that location fell to 4.2°C. Both cities remained dry but overcast for most of the day.
How did yesterday compare to the seasonal average?
Yesterday’s UK-wide mean of 8.7°C sits about 1.4°C below the 1991–2020 average for mid-April. The coolest spot was Dalwhinnie in the Highlands at 2.4°C, while the warmest was London. If you are checking the 10-day forecast, the coming days are expected to remain similar, with no immediate heatwave or cold snap predicted.
What was the temperature yesterday in celsius near my location?
For a precise answer, check the Met Office’s station data for your nearest weather site. Yesterday’s UK range was 2.4°C to 14.1°C, so your local figure likely fell within that band, depending on altitude and coastal proximity.
What was the highest temperature in London yesterday?
The highest temperature in London yesterday was 14.1°C, recorded at St James’s Park. This is slightly below the mid-April average of 15.2°C for the capital, but within typical variability for the season.
Was yesterday colder than the previous day?
Yes, yesterday was about 0.8°C cooler nationally than the day before. The drop was most noticeable in southern England, where a moderate rainfall warning had been in place earlier in the week, clearing to cooler, settled conditions.