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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
For much of England and Wales, yesterday brought a notably mild and overcast day, with temperatures peaking at 15°C (59°F) in central London and reaching 13°C in Manchester. Overnight lows across the UK dropped to between 6°C and 9°C, offering a calm end to the day for most inland areas.
What was the temperature yesterday in my location?
Conditions varied regionally. In London, the highest temperature reached 15°C, with a low of 9°C overnight. Near Manchester, the mercury hit 13°C, falling to 7°C after dark. Coastal spots, such as Brighton, saw highs of 14°C, while inland areas like the Cotswolds settled around 12°C. The South West remained dampest, with Bristol recording a high of 13°C and persistent drizzle.
How does this compare to the forecast?
Yesterday’s temperatures sat roughly 2–3°C above the seasonal average for late autumn. The mild conditions were driven by a southerly airflow, though a Met Office amber snow warning is now in effect for parts of northern Scotland, as a cold front arrives today. For a full outlook, check the 10-day weather forecast for the UK.
What was the temperature yesterday in celsius near Manchester?
Manchester city centre reached a high of 13°C, with overnight lows around 7°C. Nearby suburbs such as Stockport and Bolton matched this, though Saddleworth Moor was slightly cooler at 11°C due to higher elevation.
What was the highest temperature in London yesterday?
The highest reading in the Greater London area was 15°C, recorded at St James’s Park and Heathrow. This was 2°C warmer than the same day last week, and above the November average of 11°C.
Did last night feel colder than the recorded low?
Yes, a brisk north-easterly wind made the 6–9°C lows feel more like 3–5°C across exposed inland areas. Wind-chill was greatest in East Anglia and the Midlands; coastal regions felt slightly milder.