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Saint Andrew Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Saint Andrew year round climate
  • Spring (March to May): Average 27.5–29°C, warm and dry climate with abundant sunshine. Common activities: Beach activities, watersports, exploring island scenery. Recommended clothing: Light short-sleeved clothing, shorts, sandals, sun hat.
  • Summer (June to August): Average 29.6–30.2°C, hot and humid with occasional showers. Common activities: Swimming, sunbathing, scuba diving, snorkeling. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, swimwear, sun-protective clothing.
  • Autumn (September to November): Average 29.8–28.1°C, warm climate with more rainfall, especially in November. Common activities: Appreciating natural scenery, hiking, waterfall exploration. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, rain gear.
  • Winter (December to February): Average 26.8–27.7°C, mild and dry climate, the coolest season of the year. Common activities: Beach relaxation, watersports, sightseeing. Recommended clothing: Thin long-sleeved clothing, light jacket.
Saint Andrew climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 28.6°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 744 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: November

Saint Andrew monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
26.9°C
6.8
February
26.8°C
17.7
March
27.5°C
19.7
April
28°C
24.3
May
29°C
39
June
29.6°C
99
July
30.1°C
65.2
August
30.2°C
51.3
September
29.8°C
149
October
29.6°C
62.7
November
28.1°C
203.3
December
27.7°C
6
Saint Andrew weather for the next seven days
11/1
Saturday
Moderate rain
28.5°C/21.4°C
11/2
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
30.2°C/21°C
11/3
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
29.3°C/21.8°C
11/4
Tuesday
Patchy rain nearby
29.3°C/21.1°C
11/5
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
29.4°C/20.4°C
11/6
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
29.9°C/19.8°C
11/7
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
30.2°C/21.1°C

Saint Andrew FAQ

Is Saint Andrew worth visiting?
Yes, St Andrews is worth visiting for its historic charm, beautiful coastal scenery, rich golf heritage, and vibrant student life, offering activities for non-golfers and golfers alike, from exploring ancient ruins and the university to enjoying scenic beaches and charming cafes. St Andrews has a long history, with ancient ruins of its Cathedral and Castle to explore, offering insights into Scotland's medieval past. It's the birthplace of golf, home to the legendary St Andrews Links, making it a must-see destination for golf enthusiasts. The town is a charming seaside location with beautiful ocean views and two beaches, East Sands and West Sands, perfect for a relaxing stroll. Despite its historic sites, St Andrews also has a lively atmosphere due to its university, with cobbled streets, cozy pubs, and quaint cafes.
What is the best time to visit St Andrews?
Spring (April – May) and Autumn (September – October) are great shoulder seasons to visit St. Andrews, and also very similar to each other here. The best part about visiting in spring is the relatively fewer chances of rainfall as compared to the rest of the year; April is the driest month of the year.
Is it worth going to St Andrews for non-golfers?
Yes, St Andrews is worth visiting for most travelers, even those who don't golf. The town offers a rich blend of history, including the University of St Andrews (Scotland's oldest), ruins of a historic castle and cathedral, beautiful coastal scenery, charming streets with unique shops, and delicious food and ice cream. It's a walkable medieval town with a lively atmosphere from its student population and makes for an excellent day trip from Edinburgh or a visit to other parts of Fife.
What are the main attractions in St Andrews?
Explore the ancient university, the ruined St Andrews Cathedral and Castle, and the impressive traditional buildings on Market Street. Enjoy the coastal setting and the medieval layout of the town, which is perfect for simply strolling around. Discover charming cafes, pubs, and restaurants, including local favorites and famous ice cream shops. Walk along the East Sands, enjoy the views from the pier, and take in the picturesque setting by the North Sea.
Who was Saint Andrew the Apostle?
The story goes that Andrew, the Galilean fisherman who was singled out to be Christ's first disciple, preached the Gospel in the lands around the Black Sea and in Greece and was eventually crucified on an X-shaped cross in Patras. St Andrew is the patron saint of other countries as well as Scotland.