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    Overnight low drops - More comfortable night's sleep

10:09
5 August 2026

Overnight low drops
More comfortable night's sleep

Friday morning temperature map of the UK and Ireland showing cool early conditions, with temperatures generally between 7°C and 13°C. Lowest values are around 7°C in parts of southwest England and South Wales, while Ireland ranges from 9°C to 11°C and northern Scotland reaches around 10°C.
Single digits seen on the TemperatureRadar's lows reflects the cooler night into Friday.

While we didn't quite reach the threshold for tropical nights this time, it has been quite uncomfortable for many recently. Now, overnight temperatures are cooling.

From Wednesday evening, daily lows fall to single digits across large parts of Wales, central to south-western England, and the south of Ireland.

Further north, overnight temperatures did not reach the same uncomfortable highs as elsewhere but still sees lows drop from the mid-teens to around 10°C.

The drop reflects a general trend for the rest of the week with a slightly cooler feel in the air.

Into the weekend, conditions change again with temperatures rising by Saturday into the new week with a renewed burst of heat.

Keep an eye on the TemperatureRadar as we get closer, and check the 14-day weather on the home screen for a longer outlook.

London

Sa
17
22
Su
15
20
Mo
10
23
Tu
15
24
We
15
21
Th
10
20
Fr
14
22
Sa
15
23
Su
15
23
Mo
16
24
Tu
16
24
We
16
24
Th
16
24
Fr
16
21
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Manchester

Sa
16
18
Su
12
16
Mo
8
19
Tu
15
18
We
14
15
Th
6
16
Fr
12
20
Sa
13
20
Su
13
21
Mo
13
21
Tu
12
20
We
12
20
Th
13
20
Fr
12
19
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Dublin

Sa
15
18
Su
10
17
Mo
13
23
Tu
15
20
We
12
16
Th
8
16
Fr
13
20
Sa
10
18
Su
10
19
Mo
11
19
Tu
11
19
We
10
17
Th
12
17
Fr
8
16
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Edinburgh

Sa
13
16
Su
10
17
Mo
10
21
Tu
16
20
We
12
16
Th
3
14
Fr
12
20
Sa
11
19
Su
11
19
Mo
12
19
Tu
13
19
We
9
18
Th
10
19
Fr
11
18
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Cardiff

Sa
17
19
Su
13
19
Mo
9
20
Tu
14
22
We
13
18
Th
6
18
Fr
14
20
Sa
14
21
Su
14
21
Mo
15
22
Tu
14
21
We
14
20
Th
14
20
Fr
13
19
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless
Ryan Hathaway
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