The weather continues to get colder in November in
London,
UK, when autumn is blending into winter. This month is characterised by falling temperatures, with
daily highs decreasing from 13°C on November 1st down to 10°C by November 30th, only exceeding 16°C or falling under 5°C one day out of every ten. The daily low temperatures change in a similar fashion, falling from 9°C on November 1st to 5°C by November 30th, dropping below 1°C or exceeding 12°C very rarely.
In recent times, the highest temperature ever recorded for London in November is 19°C, with the lowest ever recorded temperature being -2°C. When you look at these temperatures alongside the
average temperaturefor the month – 8°C – it’s easy to see that they’re the extremes and aren’t what you should be prepared for during your
holiday.
With an average of 63mm of
rainfall divided across 17 days, it’s extremely likely that you’ll experience at least one shower during your visit, so make sure you bring an umbrella with you. The most common type of precipitation for this time of year is moderate rain which tends to occur around November 21st. Light rain is the second most likely type of rainfall for November and generally happens around November 12th. Overall, November 22nd is most likely to see rainfall, with some kind of precipitation occurring in 63% of days around this date. On the other hand, November 1st is least likely to see any rainfall, with precipitation occurring in 55% of days around this time.
