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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Metro Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for Scone before heading out today; the data updates frequently to give you the most accurate read on conditions for this Perthshire town, just north of Perth and inland from the Firth of Tay.
What is the outlook for Scone this week?
Scone sits in the Tay Valley, so its weather often differs from the nearby coast at Dundee. The live forecast above shows the immediate trend, but for a fuller picture, look at the 10 day weather forecast UK page. Inland spots like Scone can be a couple of degrees cooler overnight than Perth city centre, with mist lingering in the river basin on calm mornings.
How does Scone compare to wider Perthshire?
The village is sheltered by the Sidlaw Hills to the east, which can block some of the stronger coastal winds. If you are checking bbc weather scotland reports, note that Scone often sees less rain than the western glens but can be cloudier than the Carse of Gowrie. For a longer view, the weather perth scotland 14 days forecast will give you a reliable sense of any settling patterns.
Is Scone’s weather the same as Perth’s?
Generally yes, but Scone can be slightly cooler overnight and more prone to early fog, as it sits closer to the River Tay floodplain. Perth city centre benefits from a slight urban heat effect.
Where can I see the weather in Scone Scotland 10 days?
The live forecast above gives a rolling 10-day outlook. You can also visit the Glasgow Weather page for a regional comparison, though Scone’s inland position means it often differs from the west coast.
Does Scone get snow in winter?
Yes, on average a few days each winter. The Sidlaw Hills can enhance snowfall from easterly winds, but the Tay Valley usually sees less accumulation than higher ground in central Perthshire.