Aberdeen Weather
Weather forecast - Thursday 31 July 2014
jour suivant
Morning
Partly cloudy
15°C
Feels Like: 16°C
Afternoon
Showers
16°C
Feels Like: 16°C
Evening
Showers
13°C
Feels Like: 14°C
Night
Showers
10°C
Feels Like: 10°C
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Weather forecast Aberdeen - Thursday 31 July 2014
Light Breeze
6 mph
South East
wind gusts 23.4 mph
The sun will be shining in the morning with very few high flying clouds. The weather will be overcast in the afternoon accompanied by rain showers in Aberdeen.
- Relative humidity: 86%
- Maximum humidity: 96%
- Chance of precipitation: 53%
- Precipitation: 6.1mm
- Hours of sunshine: 2h
- Minimum temperature: 10°C
- Maximum temperature: 17°C
- Sunrise: 05h04
- Sunset: 21h24
- Reliability: 4/5
Data updated at 10:00
Weather forecast for the following days and for the weekend
Friday 1
10°C / 16°C
Saturday 2
12°C / 16°C
Sunday 3
13°C / 18°C
Monday 4
12°C / 18°C
Tuesday 5
13°C / 19°C
Wed. 6
13°C / 19°C
Thursday 7
14°C / 18°C
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The climate in Aberdeen
Located in the Northeast of Scotland between two river mouths, Aberdeen is the third most populous city in the country with a population of over 220,000. This Scottish city is a leading business centre and contributes greatly to the British economy. With two universities, Aberdeen is also the educational centre of the North East. After discovery of oil in the North Sea, this coastal city is often referred to as the Oil Capital of Europe or the Energy Capital of Europe. The climate of this leading city is an oceanic one. Despite its northern location, the weather is quite mild. Average temperatures in summer are around 17°C and typically around 0°C in the winter. Aberdeen has very little daylight in the winter – around 6 hours and 40 minutes at its shortest. In the summer, days can be as long as 18 hours.