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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The highest temperature recorded yesterday across the UK was 14.2°C in Kinlochewe, Scotland, while London reached a maximum of 11.8°C. Overnight lows fell to 2.1°C in the Scottish Highlands, meaning a mild start to the day for most.
What was the temperature yesterday in London and Manchester?
London weather yesterday saw a high of 11.8°C and a low of 7.4°C, with overcast skies and light drizzle by late afternoon. Near Manchester, the temperature peaked at 10.5°C, dropping to 5.1°C overnight. These figures are about 2°C above the seasonal average for late March.
What was the highest temperature in London yesterday?
The highest temperature in London yesterday was 11.8°C, recorded at St James’s Park at 14:00 BST. This was the warmest point of the day, with temperatures remaining steady through the afternoon before cooling after sunset.
What was the temperature last night in my location?
Overnight lows varied widely: 7.4°C in central London, 5.1°C near Manchester, and 2.1°C in rural Scotland. Check your local Met Office station data for precise readings.
Was yesterday colder than average for the UK?
No. Most of England and Wales saw temperatures 1–3°C above the March average. Scotland was near normal, with the Highlands slightly cooler than the rest of the UK.
How does yesterday compare to London weather yesterday and today?
Yesterday’s high of 11.8°C in London was 1°C warmer than today’s forecast of 10.9°C. Both days are mild, but today brings more cloud and a higher chance of rain.
For the latest conditions, see our UK weather hub or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK. If you need to know what was the temperature yesterday in celsius for your area, local Met Office stations provide the most accurate readings.