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Bristol Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Bristol year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 8–14°C, mild and rainy, with sunshine and showers. Remember to dress warmly. Common activities: Exploring city attractions, visiting museums, walking in parks. Suggested clothing: Light jacket, comfortable trousers or skirt, rain gear.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 16–18°C, warm and humid, occasional showers, mostly sunny days. Common activities: Outdoor picnics, touring Bristol Harbour, attending festivals. Suggested clothing: Light and breathable clothing, comfortable shoes, rain gear.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 9–13°C, cool and humid, higher rainfall frequency, variable weather. Common activities: Visiting art galleries, enjoying afternoon tea, indoor activities. Suggested clothing: Warm jacket, trousers or skirt, rain gear, comfortable shoes.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 6–8°C, cold and humid, high rainfall, possible frost. Common activities: Visiting indoor attractions, enjoying hot drinks, experiencing local culture. Suggested clothing: Warm coat, scarf, hat, gloves, waterproof boots.
Bristol climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 11.7°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 991 mm / Summer humidity: 65%–75% / Rainiest month: December

Bristol monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
5.7°C
64.9
February
7.8°C
85.9
March
8.1°C
109.3
April
9.6°C
61.1
May
13.7°C
81.2
June
15.8°C
46.7
July
17.4°C
79.9
August
17.9°C
55.5
September
15.5°C
75.6
October
12.9°C
95.3
November
8.8°C
108.9
December
6.6°C
127.6
Bristol weather for the next seven days
10/29
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
10.5°C/7.4°C
10/30
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
12.2°C/6.6°C
10/31
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
15.7°C/11.1°C
11/1
Saturday
Moderate rain
13.3°C/7.7°C
11/2
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
11.6°C/8°C
11/3
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
14.9°C/10.8°C
11/4
Tuesday
Cloudy
14.8°C/11.9°C

Bristol FAQ

Is Bristol, UK worth visiting in 2025?
Yes, Bristol is definitely worth visiting in 2025. It's renowned for its dynamic culture, incredible street art scene, fascinating maritime history, and a truly unique atmosphere. You'll find a compelling blend of historic engineering landmarks like the Clifton Suspension Bridge and the SS Great Britain, alongside a thriving nightlife and food scene, beautiful green spaces, and the iconic works of Banksy.
Why do tourists visit Bristol?
Tourists are drawn to Bristol for its splendid architecture, blending historical gems with modern design. Notable historical structures include Bristol Cathedral, St Mary Redcliffe Church, Cabot Tower, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. Contemporary additions like the Bristol Beacon Foyer, Arnolfini, and the Lido showcase how modern architecture can beautifully complement and enhance the city's period buildings.
How many days are recommended for a visit to Bristol?
While you could easily spend a week or more exploring Bristol without running out of things to do, two days is generally sufficient to capture the essence of what makes this city so special. A weekend visit will provide ample opportunities to experience many of its highlights.
What is Bristol famous for in terms of its art scene?
Bristol is globally famous for its connection to the enigmatic artist Banksy. Visitors can explore his influential street art through guided tours or a self-guided walk across the city. Beyond Banksy, Bristol boasts a vibrant arts scene with excellent museums, contemporary art galleries, and a lively theater and live music circuit.
What are the key historical attractions in Bristol?
Bristol offers a rich tapestry of historical attractions. Key sites include the iconic SS Great Britain, a groundbreaking steamship, and the magnificent Clifton Suspension Bridge, a testament to Victorian engineering. The Floating Harbour is also a central historical area, offering a glimpse into the city's maritime past.