What should you pay attention to when traveling to the UK in early August?

The UK has a maritime temperate broad-leaved forest climate, which is generally mild, with warm winters and cool summers, sufficient rainfall, and seasonal temperature changes are not significant, but the weather is changeable and often cloudy and rainy. It is relatively dry from March to August every year, and rainy from September to February of the following year. Usually the highest temperature does not exceed 32°C and the lowest is not lower than -10°C. The most beautiful time of the year is May and June, when all kinds of colorful flowers and plants bloom together. The weather here in spring and summer (April-September) is sunny with little rain. After May and June, the more ideal days are July and August. After all, these two months of the year have the best weather, with long days and many sunny days, making them perfect for travel.

There are many types of hotels to stay in the UK. There are dormitory-style hotels lined with bunk beds (such as the youth hostel series), as well as presidential suites in ultra-high-end hotels that were previously only used by Arab princes. Visitors can choose from them. In fact, hotels are dotted all over the British island, and there are enough hotels to accommodate tourists.