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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Trade Wire UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
If you need to know what the temperature was yesterday, most of the UK saw a mild, cloudy day with highs around 10–12°C. London reached 11°C, Manchester hit 9°C, and overnight lows dropped to 5–6°C in many areas.
What was the temperature yesterday in my location?
Yesterday’s temperatures varied by region. In the south, London’s high of 11°C (matching the seasonal average) came under overcast skies, while the low settled at 6°C. Manchester recorded a high of 9°C and a low of 5°C, with patchy drizzle through the afternoon. For the most accurate reading for your exact spot, check the UK weather hub for local station data.
Was yesterday colder than normal?
Generally, no. Most of England and Wales were within 1°C of the late-November average. However, northern Scotland saw a slightly cooler day, with highs only reaching 7°C. Overnight frost was limited to rural spots in the Highlands.
Where can I check weather yesterday UK records for my town?
Local weather stations or the Met Office’s UK daily summaries give the most reliable figures. For city-level data, the 10 Day Weather Forecast page includes historical snapshots for major locations.
What was the temperature last night in my location?
Overnight lows yesterday fell to around 5–6°C in most English cities, with rural areas a degree cooler. If you’re in the north-west, Manchester’s low of 5°C is typical. For precise figures, check the UK weather hub.
Was yesterday’s highest temperature in London unusual?
No, London’s 11°C yesterday is normal for late autumn. The long-term average for November in the capital is 10–12°C, so this reading is unremarkable.