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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the UK Bullet weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tehran today is affected by the live forecast above, with conditions typical for its semi-arid climate—cool mornings give way to mild afternoons this season.
What is the typical weather pattern for Tehran right now?
In late autumn, Tehran experiences crisp days with temperatures dropping sharply after sunset. The city’s high altitude and surrounding Alborz mountains create dry air and clear skies, though occasional low-pressure systems can bring brief rain. Humidity remains low, making the chill feel more pronounced in the evenings. For detailed planning, check the UK 10-day weather forecast for comparable patterns, though Tehran’s continental climate differs significantly from Britain’s.
How does Tehran’s weather vary through the year?
Tehran sees distinct seasons: hot, dry summers (often above 35°C) and cold winters with occasional snow. Spring and autumn are relatively short but comfortable. Those looking at tehran weather 30 days ahead should note the gradual cooling towards December, when tehran weather december typically brings single-digit highs and frosty mornings. For current hourly shifts, tehran weather hourly updates show a sharp diurnal range, so layering is essential.
Is Tehran’s weather similar to any UK city?
No direct match—Tehran is drier and higher than any UK city. Its winter lows resemble southern England but with far less rain; summer heat is more extreme, akin to southern Europe.
What should I wear in Tehran tomorrow?
For tehran weather tomorrow, given the live forecast, wear layers: a warm jacket for morning chill (near 2–5°C), removing to a sweater by afternoon. A scarf helps against dry air.
Does Tehran ever get snow?
Yes—snowfall occurs several times each winter, usually January to February, though less frequent than in UK uplands. The northern hills receive heavier cover than the city centre.