This comparison places two of the UK's most geographically extreme weather stations head to head — Camborne (most south) and Lerwick (most north). See how their climates differ across temperature, rainfall and sunshine, drawn from official Met Office observations.
The map below shows both stations with the straight-line distance between them. The cards further down break out long-term averages alongside each station's record-breaking hottest and wettest years and months.
A quick look at how the two stations compare on long-term averages.
| Metric |
SOUTH Camborne |
NORTH Lerwick |
|---|---|---|
| Avg Max Temp | 13.6 °C | 9.5 °C |
| Avg Annual Rainfall | 1086 mm | 1164 mm |
| Avg Sunshine / Year | 1607 hrs | 1073 hrs |
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