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Gloucestershire rankings · Climate

Towns with the warmest summers in Gloucestershire

Longford has the warmest summers of Gloucestershire’s 48 towns of 2,500+: July afternoons average a high of 22.9°C (Met Office, 1991–2020). The typical town here averages 22.0°C.

The average July high (the warmest month’s afternoons). Met Office HadUK-Grid 1991–2020 averages on its 2 km grid, the cells inside each town averaged (contains Met Office data © Crown copyright). A described list: no letters. The rank across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland sits beside each figure.

#1

Longford

2,536 people
22.9°C

July high·19 days of 25°C+ a year·#251 of 2,537 in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

#2

Gloucester

118,562 people
22.8°C

July high·19 days of 25°C+ a year·#348 of 2,537 in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

#3

Churchdown

13,480 people
22.8°C

July high·17 days of 25°C+ a year·#353 of 2,537 in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

All 48 towns, ranked

July high, highest first. Temperatures are ranked on two decimals and shown to one, so two towns showing the same figure can rank apart; towns smaller than a 2 km cell share its figures. Towns with the same figure share a rank (T = tied). Each rank across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland links to the national list.

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48 towns.

#TownJuly highDays 25°C+UK rank
1Longford2,536 people22.9°C19#251 of 2,537 nationally
2Gloucester118,562 people22.8°C19#348 of 2,537 nationally
3Churchdown13,480 people22.8°C17#353 of 2,537 nationally
T4Northway4,858 people22.7°C18#372 of 2,537 nationally
T4Tewkesbury14,387 people22.7°C18#372 of 2,537 nationally
6Cheltenham115,941 people22.7°C18#410 of 2,537 nationally
7Brockworth12,007 people22.5°C17#559 of 2,537 nationally
11Fairford4,240 people22.4°C15#646 of 2,537 nationally
12Cirencester17,715 people22.3°C16#710 of 2,537 nationally
13Stonehouse8,302 people22.2°C13#734 of 2,537 nationally
14Cam7,730 people22.2°C15#741 of 2,537 nationally
T15Stroud26,073 people22.2°C12#780 of 2,537 nationally
T17Charfield2,833 people22.2°C16#796 of 2,537 nationally
T17Newent5,360 people22.2°C16#796 of 2,537 nationally
T22Nailsworth5,657 people22.0°C13#884 of 2,537 nationally
T22Stratton2,558 people22.0°C15#884 of 2,537 nationally
T24Bream3,117 people22.0°C11#909 of 2,537 nationally
T24Lydney9,655 people22.0°C15#909 of 2,537 nationally
T31Almondsbury2,937 people21.9°C10#985 of 2,537 nationally
T31Bradley Stoke25,194 people21.9°C11#985 of 2,537 nationally
33Filton10,955 people21.9°C13#1,010 of 2,537 nationally
35Chalford6,665 people21.8°C10#1,045 of 2,537 nationally
T36Patchway16,517 people21.8°C11#1,065 of 2,537 nationally
T36Thornbury14,483 people21.8°C11#1,065 of 2,537 nationally
40Yate28,352 people21.7°C13#1,123 of 2,537 nationally
41Tetbury6,454 people21.7°C12#1,140 of 2,537 nationally
45Dursley7,935 people21.3°C10#1,379 of 2,537 nationally
Quick answers

Questions people ask

Which town in Gloucestershire has the warmest summers?

Longford: July afternoons average a high of 22.9°C, with 19 days of 25°C or more in a typical year. Gloucester and Churchdown follow.

How are these towns ranked?

By the average July high, highest first, from the Met Office’s 1991–2020 averages on its 2 km grid: the cells inside the town, or the one nearest its centre for a town smaller than a cell. The figure is the one on each town’s Climate page.

Why isn’t my town on this list?

The list covers Gloucestershire’s towns of 2,500+ with the figure. Smaller places show it on their own pages; every town in Gloucestershire is on the county page.

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