What season is it in England now?

Britain is located in the northern hemisphere, at the junction of the eastern and western hemispheres, where the prime meridian passes. In the summer from June to August, the temperature in Britain is the highest, usually between 20-30 degrees, but heat waves above 35 degrees are not excluded. At this time, there is little precipitation and bright sunshine, which is the most suitable season for traveling in Britain. But you need to pay attention to proper sun protection and heatstroke prevention.

Although there are no extreme climatic conditions in Britain all year round, the changes in the four seasons are still obvious due to the influence of maritime climate.