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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
A “nice temperature” for most people in the UK falls between 18°C and 24°C, though personal comfort depends on wind, humidity, and sunshine. In spring and autumn, 15–20°C often feels pleasant with light layers.
What is considered a nice temperature in the UK?
For outdoor activities, 18–22°C is widely regarded as comfortable. Below 15°C, many find a jacket necessary; above 25°C, it can feel too warm for sustained exertion. The Met Office notes that “feels-like” temperatures account for wind chill and humidity, which can shift comfort by several degrees.
When does the UK typically reach nice temperatures?
Late spring (May) and early autumn (September) often deliver the most consistently pleasant conditions. In southern England, nice temperature May averages 16–19°C, while nice temperature April tends to be cooler at 12–15°C. Nice temperature February is rare, usually 7–10°C, so indoor activities are more practical.
How does Nice, France compare?
Nice on the French Riviera has a Mediterranean climate. Weather nice france 14 days forecasts often show 15–22°C in spring and 25–30°C in summer. For longer planning, weather in nice france 10 days and weather nice 21 days outlooks are available from local services. A 28 day weather forecast nice france gives a general trend but accuracy drops after two weeks. For detailed planning, nice weather 15 days forecasts are more reliable.
What temperature is too cold for a walk?
Below 10°C with wind or rain, most people feel chilly. Between 10–15°C, a light jacket suffices. Above 15°C, many find it comfortable for longer walks without heavy layers.
Does humidity affect what feels like a nice temperature?
Yes. High humidity makes warm air feel stickier and cooler air feel damper. The Met Office’s “feels-like” temperature is a better guide than the actual reading, especially in summer.
Is 25°C considered hot in the UK?
Yes. 25°C is warm for the UK, especially in direct sun. Many find it uncomfortable for strenuous activity. In southern Europe, 25°C is often considered pleasant.
Sources
For current conditions across Britain, see our UK weather hub. Check Birmingham Weather, Liverpool Weather, Glasgow Weather, Bristol Weather, or Sheffield Weather. For longer planning, visit 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.