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Scotland Weather Forecast 14 Day

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Scotland’s 14-day forecast indicates temperatures between 6°C and 14°C, with the wettest period likely around days 5–8. The pattern remains unsettled, especially in the west and north, while eastern areas see drier interludes mid-period.

What is the outlook for the next two weeks?

The first week brings frequent rain bands crossing from the Atlantic, heaviest over the Highlands and western isles. Daytime highs hover near 10–12°C, dropping to 6–8°C overnight. By days 9–14, a ridge builds from the south-east, giving central and eastern Scotland drier, brighter conditions with highs reaching 14°C in sheltered spots. The west stays cloudier with occasional drizzle. For a broader view of UK conditions, see the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.

How does this compare with seasonal averages?

Late-spring temperatures are near or slightly below the long-term mean for most of Scotland. Rainfall totals for the 14-day period are expected to be 10–20% above average in western regions, while eastern areas may see near-normal amounts. Wind speeds are typical for the season, gusting 30–40 mph in exposed northern coasts. For regional detail, visit the UK weather hub.

Temperature range6–14°C (43–57°F)
Wettest periodDays 5–8, especially west
Driest areaEastern Scotland (days 9–14)
Wind gusts30–40 mph in northern coasts
Will there be snow in the Scottish Highlands during this 14-day period?

No significant snow is expected at lower elevations. Above 800m, occasional sleet or wet snow may mix with rain on the coldest nights, but accumulations are unlikely and short-lived.

When is the best chance of dry weather for outdoor plans?

The driest window is around days 10–13, especially in eastern Scotland. Western areas may still see patchy light rain, but the overall risk of prolonged downpours is lower than in week one.

How reliable is a 14-day forecast for Scotland?

Accuracy decreases after day 7; the first week is generally reliable to within 2–3°C and a day or two for rain timing. Beyond day 10, the forecast indicates broad trends rather than precise local conditions.