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Average daily temperatures in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2001 to 2024 (in degrees Celsius)

Characteristic	Temperature in degrees Celsius
2024	11.9
2023	11.1
2022	11.2
2021	10.4
2020	10.8
2019	10.5
2018	10.6
2017	10.6
2016	10.3
2015	10.3
2014	10.9
2013	9.7
2012	9.8
2011	10.7
2010	9
2009	10.1
2008	10
2007	10.5
2006	10.8
2005	10.5
2004	10.6
2003	10.6
2002	10.8
2001	10.2

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March 2025

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United Kingdom

Survey time period

2001 to 2024

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This statistic is using original data from the Government Digital Service and includes copyright material from © Crown, licensed under the

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The daily average temperature in the United Kingdom (UK) has remained relatively stable since 2001, with temperatures rarely straying below 10 degrees Celsius. In 2024, the UK had an average daily temperature of 11.9 degrees Celsius. This was the highest average daily temperature recorded since the turn of the century.

British summertime

Britain is not known for its blisteringly hot summer months, with the average temperatures in this season varying greatly since 1990. In 1993, the average summer temperature was as low as 13.39 degrees Celsius, whilst 2018 saw a peak of 15.8 degrees Celsius. In that same year, the highest mean temperature occurred in July at 17.2 degrees Celsius.

Variable weather

Due to its location and the fact that it is an island, the United Kingdom experiences a diverse range of weather, sometimes in the same day. It is in an area where five air masses meet, creating a weather front. Each brings different weather conditions, such as hot, dry air from North Africa and wet and cold air from the Arctic. Temperatures across the UK tend to be warmest in England.