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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Culture Observer weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Yesterday’s high in London reached 12°C, while Manchester saw 10°C—both within the March average. Night-time lows dropped to 5°C in the capital and 3°C in the north-west, making for a typical early-spring day across England.
What was the temperature yesterday across the UK?
The weather yesterday UK varied by region. London recorded a maximum of 12°C (minimum 5°C), whereas Manchester’s high was 10°C (low 3°C). Edinburgh stayed cooler at 9°C, with a low of 2°C. These readings came from Met Office stations and reflect the unsettled pattern typical of March.
How does yesterday compare to seasonal norms?
Yesterday’s temperatures sat close to the long-term average for mid-March. London weather yesterday Celsius was exactly on the historical mean, while Manchester was 1°C below. No weather warnings were in force, though a weak frontal system brought patchy rain to northern areas overnight.
What was the temperature last night in my location?
Last night’s minimum can be checked on the nearest Met Office observation site. Generally, urban areas like London stayed around 5°C, while rural spots in the north-west dropped to 1–2°C. Use the UK weather hub for localised data.
What was the highest temperature in London yesterday?
The highest London weather yesterday was 12°C, recorded at Heathrow and St James’s Park. This matched the seasonal average and occurred in the early afternoon before cloud increased.
What was the temperature yesterday near Manchester?
What was the temperature yesterday near Manchester? The city recorded 10°C, while surrounding towns like Bolton and Stockport saw similar highs. Overnight lows were around 2–4°C, with a light northerly breeze.