Dyce Weather
Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Leeds Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For the latest conditions in Dyce, check the live forecast above. The BBC Weather feed provides hourly and 10-day data for the Aberdeen suburb, where a cool, damp climate prevails year-round due to its north-east coastal location.
What is the typical weather pattern in Dyce?
Dyce sits about 10 kilometres north-west of Aberdeen city centre, close to the River Don and the North Sea coast. The area experiences a maritime temperate climate – mild winters, cool summers, and rain spread throughout the year. January averages around 3–5°C, while July highs rarely exceed 18°C. Wind and low cloud are common, especially in autumn and winter. If you rely on the Met Office weather Dyce page, you will see frequent “light rain” or “overcast” symbols.
How does the weather affect travel and daily life?
Dyce is home to Aberdeen International Airport, so flight schedules can be disrupted by fog or strong winds. The A96 and local roads may become slippery during frosty mornings. On bright days, UV levels are low even in summer, but sea breezes can make it feel cooler. For commuting or walking, carry a waterproof jacket – light drizzle can appear without warning. The live forecast above will give you the most accurate hour-by-hour picture.
Is Dyce weather the same as Aberdeen?
Very similar, though Dyce is slightly inland and can be a degree warmer on clear days. Both share the same maritime influence – frequent cloud, moderate rain, and cool sea breezes. The live forecast for Dyce will closely match Aberdeen city readings.
When is the best time to visit Dyce?
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September) offer the driest and calmest conditions. Summer has longer daylight but still plenty of cloud. Winter sees short days and strong winds, so outdoor plans should be flexible.
Does Dyce get snow?
Snowfall is infrequent and usually light – typically 2–5 days per year. When it does settle, it often melts within a day due to the coastal influence. Check the live forecast above for any wintry warnings.
For a wider outlook, see our UK weather hub or the Glasgow weather page. A 10-day forecast for the UK is also available if you are planning further afield.
