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What’s Hull Like in October?

October in Hull experiences typical UK autumn weather. Average daytime temperatures range from approximately 10°C to 14°C, dropping to around 5°C to 8°C overnight (source: Met Office historical data for Humberside). You can expect an average of 10-14 days with some rainfall, totalling roughly 70-90mm for the month. Daylight hours decrease from about 11 hours at the start of October to around 9.5 hours by the end. Coastal winds are common, so dressing in layers is advisable.

What are Typical Costs and Availability in October?

Accommodation availability in Hull during October is generally good, as it’s outside the peak summer tourist season, though school half-term holidays (typically late October) may see a slight increase in demand. Estimated costs for a standard hotel room or B&B could range from £60-£120 per night. A casual meal at a restaurant might cost £12-£25 per person, while a mid-range dining experience could be £25-£45 per person (all prices estimated). Public transport within the city is efficient, with daily bus passes typically costing around £4-£6 (estimated).

What to Expect: Crowds, Events, and Conditions?

October in Hull is typically less crowded than the summer months. The city usually has a relaxed atmosphere, though there might be a minor uptick in families during the half-term school break. Expect crisp, cool days, often with colourful autumn foliage in parks and green spaces. Conditions can be changeable, so be prepared for rain and wind. While specific events vary annually, local markets, cultural events, and some Halloween-themed activities may be present.

What are the Best Activities for October?

Many of Hull’s attractions are perfect for cooler autumn weather. The Deep, one of the UK’s most spectacular aquariums, offers an excellent indoor experience. Explore the historic Old Town with its free museums like the Streetlife Museum and the Hull and East Riding Museum, or visit the impressive Ferens Art Gallery. Hull Minster, one of England’s largest parish churches, is also a fascinating visit. For fresh air (weather permitting), a stroll through East Park can showcase beautiful autumn colours.

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