🇬🇧 London vs 🇺🇸 Tucson

Weather Comparison

Current Weather Right Now

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London

broken clouds

47°F

Broken Clouds

Feels like 41°F

H 48°F / L 46°F

Humidity: 56%

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Tucson

dust

81°F

Dust

Feels like 79°F

H 83°F / L 79°F

Humidity: 17%

Climate Overview

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London

Temperate oceanic — mild, cloudy, and notoriously changeable year-round

Best monthsJune, July, August, September
AvoidNovember, December, January
Annual rain23 inches (585 mm) — spread evenly year-round

London's weather is famously mild but grey. It rarely gets very hot or very cold, but expect cloud cover most of the year. Summer (June–August) brings the best sunshine and warmth. Rain falls year-round but rarely in heavy bursts.

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Tucson

Tucson at 2,389 feet elevation is notably cooler than Phoenix, averaging about 10°F lower in summer. The city is surrounded by five mountain ranges that generate dramatic localized thunderstorms during the intense monsoon season. Summer days can be extremely hot but the elevation brings cooler nights.

Seasonal Comparison

Season🇬🇧 London🇺🇸 Tucson
Spring

45–61°F

March–May

Summer

63–73°F

June–August

Fall

49–61°F

September–November

Winter

38–46°F

December–February

London vs Tucson: Frequently Asked Questions

Does London or Tucson have better weather?

London and Tucson have very different climates. Temperate oceanic — mild, cloudy, and notoriously changeable year-round Tucson: Tucson at 2,389 feet elevation is notably cooler than Phoenix, averaging about 10°F lower in summer.. The best city depends on your preferred season and temperature range.

When is the best time to visit London vs Tucson?

Best time for London: June, July, August, September. Best time for Tucson: spring and fall.

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