Weather in Glasgow, Scotland

Overall, both maximum and minimum temperatures climb steadily from January to a peak in August before declining towards December, with the coldest months at the beginning of the year and the warmest in late summer.

In addition, rainfall reaches its lowest point in May and rises to its maximum in December, while sunshine hours climb to a peak in June and dip to their minimum in both January and December.

In addition, rainfall reaches its lowest point in May and rises to its maximum in December, while sunshine hours climb to a peak in June and dip to their minimum in both January and December.

From January to February, minimum temperatures remain virtually unchanged at around 1°C, while maximum temperatures increase slightly from about 6°C to 7°C.

Thereafter, both figures rise gradually, with the minimum temperature reaching about 5°C and the maximum approximately 14°C in May.

During the summer, they continue to increase, peaking at around 11°C and 19°C respectively in August.

Thereafter, both temperatures fall steadily, ending the year at approximately 3°C (minimum) and 9°C (maximum) in December.

Examining precipitation and sunshine levels, rainfall begins at 11 cm in January, decreases to its lowest level of 6 cm in May, and then rises again to reach 12.5 cm in December.

Examining precipitation and sunshine levels, rainfall begins at 11 cm in January, decreases to its lowest level of 6 cm in May, and then rises again to reach 12.5 cm in December.

Conversely, daily sunshine lasts just 1 hour in January, increases to a high of 6 hours in June, and subsequently diminishes back to 1 hour by year’s end.

Conversely, daily sunshine lasts just 1 hour in January, increases to a high of 6 hours in June, and subsequently diminishes back to 1 hour by year’s end.