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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Edinburgh Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Edinburgh will see a chilly, bright start tomorrow with highs near 9°C, though cloud builds from the west by afternoon with patchy rain arriving towards evening. It stays dry for most of the day across the Lothians and Fife, making it a decent late-autumn day before the wetter spell moves in.
What will the morning feel like in Edinburgh?
The capital wakes to a crisp start with temperatures around 3–5°C and a light south-westerly breeze. Clear spells early will give way to increasing cloud through late morning, but any fog in the Forth valleys should lift by mid-morning. A dry commute for most, though a jacket will be needed until the sun gets some warmth into the air.
How does tomorrow compare across the UK?
While Edinburgh stays largely dry through the day, other parts of the UK see a different story. Weather tomorrow London and weather tomorrow Brighton both look milder with highs of 13–14°C and sunny intervals. Weather tomorrow Manchester and weather tomorrow Liverpool see cloud and light drizzle by midday, and weather tomorrow Leeds and weather tomorrow Bristol share a similar pattern to the capital — dry start, clouding over. Weather tomorrow Met Office guidance suggests the band of rain pushing into western Scotland by late afternoon will edge into the central belt overnight, so if you’re heading out in Edinburgh tomorrow evening, take a brolly.
Will it rain in Edinburgh tomorrow afternoon?
Most of the afternoon stays dry across the city and the Lothians. The best chance of a few spots of rain arrives after 4pm, with more persistent drizzle likely after dark. Keep an eye on the live conditions above for the latest timing.
Is tomorrow colder than average for November?
Daytime highs around 8–9°C are about normal for Edinburgh in late November. Overnight lows near 4°C are also typical for this time of year. It will feel a bit raw in the breeze, especially on exposed hills like Arthur’s Seat.
What’s the best time for a walk tomorrow?
Mid-morning through early afternoon offers the best window — dry, brightest skies and lighter winds. If you’re heading to the Pentlands or the coast at Portobello, aim for 11am–2pm. Rain arrives by late afternoon, so plan accordingly.
Sources
For the broader picture, check our UK weather hub or the BBC Weather UK page for your area. Longer-term planning? Visit the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK or Long Range Weather Forecast. Stay updated with the Weather Radar UK and any Moderate Rainfall Warning that may affect travel. Looking for the brightest spot? See the Warmest Place In Uk Today.