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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the NewsPrism weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Scone today, as conditions in this Perthshire town can shift quickly with the surrounding hills and River Tay influencing local weather patterns.
What is the weather like in Scone right now?
The live forecast above gives you the most accurate view for Scone, but the area typically experiences a mix of Atlantic maritime and inland influences. Expect cooler mornings, especially near the River Tay, with afternoon temperatures often a degree or two milder than in the open countryside. Wind speeds tend to pick up from the southwest, so factor that in for outdoor plans.
How does Scone’s location affect its weather?
Scone sits in the Tay Valley, sheltered by the Sidlaw Hills to the east and the Grampians to the north. This means it can be drier than nearby Perth, but frost and low cloud are more common in winter. For a broader view, check weather for Scotland or the 10-day forecast for the UK.
Frequently asked questions about Scone weather
Is Scone usually warmer than Perth city centre?
Scone can be slightly warmer in summer due to less urban heat island effect, but it also cools faster at night. In winter, frost is more common in Scone’s open areas compared to Perth’s built-up centre.
Where can I find a reliable 14-day forecast for Perthshire?
For a longer outlook, refer to the Met Office or BBC Weather. The 10-day forecast for the UK is a good starting point, though accuracy drops beyond a week.
Does Scone get snow often in winter?
Snowfall is moderate, typically 5–10 days per year, with heavier falls when cold air from the north meets moisture from the Tay. The Sidlaw Hills can hold snow longer than the town itself.