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London vs Birmingham for Remote Work

London and Birmingham are the two largest cities in United Kingdom with complete remote-work profiles. London has about 9M residents; Birmingham has about 1.2M. London is the national capital.

The best remote-work month in London is typically July (18°C avg), compared with August (16°C avg) in Birmingham. London sees about 11 rainy days that month, while Birmingham sees about 11 rainy days. Across the year, temperatures range 2–22°C in London and 1–20°C in Birmingham.

London sits at 25 m, versus 149 m in Birmingham.

Side-by-side

London

United Kingdom

Population
9M
Elevation
25 m
Best month
July
Best-month temperature
18°C
Best-month range
13–22°C
Best-month rain
About 11 rainy days
Year temperature range
2–22°C
National capital
Yes

Birmingham

United Kingdom

Population
1.2M
Elevation
149 m
Best month
August
Best-month temperature
16°C
Best-month range
12–20°C
Best-month rain
About 11 rainy days
Year temperature range
1–20°C
National capital
No

FAQ

Which is larger, London or Birmingham?
London is the larger of the two complete profiles in United Kingdom, with about 9M residents compared with about 1.2M in Birmingham.
How does the climate compare in London vs Birmingham?
The best remote-work month is typically July in London (18°C avg) and August in Birmingham (16°C avg). Rainfall that month is about 11 rainy days in London versus about 11 rainy days in Birmingham.