What season is it in London now?

Question 1: What season do I need to bring to England now? It's quite comfortable to go to England in July and August, which is just over ten degrees, especially comfortable ~ of course it's summer.

Britain has a temperate maritime climate with temperate broad-leaved forests.

Britain is located between 50 and 60 degrees north latitude, but the climate is mild, with no severe cold in winter and no intense heat in summer, belonging to a mild and humid maritime climate.

The average temperature in Britain in January is about 4 to 7 degrees, and in July it is 13 to 17 degrees. The annual rainfall in the northwest mountainous area exceeds 1000 mm, while it is between 600 mm and 700 mm in the southeast. The fog in Britain is heavy, which is mainly caused by the moisture in the island country. Rivers and lakes in London rarely freeze in winter, and the average temperature in January is above 4 degrees (Celsius). It's quite cool in summer. The average temperature in July is 17 degrees. You need to wear a coat when you go out in the morning and evening. The annual rainfall is about 600 mm, and the rainfall distribution is relatively uniform. As for the dense fog that used to be common in London, it is not entirely a natural phenomenon. Due to the emphasis on environmental protection, the number of dense fog in London has been greatly reduced.

Although the climate in Britain is mild, the weather is changeable. Within a day, it rained on sunny days. The changeable weather also provides people with frequent topics, and even the most taciturn people in Britain like to talk about the weather.

Affected by high latitude, the length of day and night in Britain is particularly obvious. The days are short and the nights are long in winter, and the days are long and the nights are short in summer. Summer is the best season to travel to Britain. In summer, the days are long, the activity time is long, the temperature is moderate, the weather is refreshing, and people are full of energy. Although there is rain this season, it is generally discontinuous, which will affect the trip.

Question 2: What season is it in Britain now? It's more comfortable to go to England in July and August, more than ten degrees, especially comfortable ~ of course it's summer.

Britain has a temperate maritime climate with temperate broad-leaved forests.

Britain is located between 50 and 60 degrees north latitude, but the climate is mild, with no severe cold in winter and no coolness in summer, belonging to a mild and humid maritime climate.

The average temperature in Britain in January is about 4 to 7 degrees, and in July it is 13 to 17 degrees. The annual rainfall in the northwest mountainous area exceeds 1000 mm, while it is between 600 mm and 700 mm in the southeast. The fog in Britain is heavy, which is mainly caused by the moisture in the island country. Rivers and lakes in London rarely freeze in winter, and the average temperature in January is above 4 degrees (Celsius). It's quite cool in summer. The average temperature in July is 17 degrees. You need to wear a coat when you go out in the morning and evening. The annual rainfall is about 600 mm, and the rainfall distribution is relatively uniform. As for the dense fog that used to be common in London, it is not entirely a natural phenomenon. Due to the emphasis on environmental protection, the number of dense fog in London has been greatly reduced.

Although the climate in Britain is mild, the weather is changeable. Within a day, it rained on sunny days. The changeable weather also provides people with frequent topics, and even the most taciturn people in Britain like to talk about the weather.

Affected by high latitude, the length of day and night in Britain is particularly obvious. The days are short and the nights are long in winter, and the days are long and the nights are short in summer. Summer is the best season to travel to Britain. In summer, the days are long, the activity time is long, the temperature is moderate, the weather is refreshing, and people are full of energy. Although there is rain this season, it is generally discontinuous, which will affect the trip.

Question 3: When is the best season to travel in Britain? Geographically speaking, Britain is surrounded by the sea, with the island of Great Britain as the center, and there are many islands of different sizes around it. Together with a part of Ireland, it constitutes the whole of Britain. The territory of Britain lies between 50 and 60 degrees north latitude, while the capital, London, lies at 5 1 degree north latitude. Compared with China, the geographical position of London is equivalent to the north of Heilongjiang. Imagine that it must be very cold in winter at such a high latitude. In fact, there is a warm current passing through here, even in winter, it is warm and rainy, especially on the west coast facing the warm current.

London is not cold in winter, and there are few hot summers in summer. Byron is said to have come to the conclusion: "Winter in England finally begins in July and August. It can be seen that the winter in Britain is very short, and there is a "March wind, April rain and flowers in May". "Describing Britain means that every May, the long winter is replaced by spring, and flowers begin to smile. Especially in June, the streets will be covered with roses, which is the national flower of Britain.

This is the best tourist season in Britain in the traditional sense, but considering China's national conditions, it's summer, which scares you to death ... so I have to settle for the second best. Last autumn, I signed up for a trip to England because of its high cost performance, but the colors in autumn were also great.

Question 4: July in China, what month is it in Britain, and what season is it now? Summer is also in July, because it is all in the northern hemisphere, and the latitude of Britain is higher, almost as high as that of Harbin. In addition, it is surrounded by the sea and the temperature is relatively low. Generally, the temperature is only about 25 degrees in July, only 15 and 16 degrees in Scotland, and only 3 1 2 degrees in London at the hottest time.

Question 5: What's the climate of London? In which season is the rain concentrated? London has a temperate maritime climate.

There is no obvious rainy season.

London is located in the westerly belt, which is influenced by the westerly wind from the Atlantic Ocean and the warm current from the North Atlantic Ocean all the year round. It is mild and humid throughout the year, and the seasonal distribution of precipitation is relatively uniform, with no obvious rainy season.

Question 6: What season is January in London? It can be said that January is the coldest in London in a year. The temperature is about 0-5 degrees, it will rain and be cloudy. It belongs to winter in London.

Question 7: What season is autumn in China and London? London is also autumn, because it is all in the northern hemisphere.

Question 8: Urgent! London, England, perennial climate and weather, more detailed, thank you! Britain is located in the west of Europe, on the east coast of the Atlantic Ocean, with a typical temperate maritime climate.

Causes: On the one hand, under the influence of mid-latitude westerly winds (prevailing westerly winds), it is mild and rainy all the year round.

On the other hand, it is also related to the North Atlantic warm current flowing through here. Warm currents can increase the temperature and humidity along the coast.

The average temperature in Britain in January is about 4 to 7 degrees, and in July it is 13 to 17 degrees. The annual rainfall in the northwest mountainous area exceeds 1000 mm, while it is between 600 mm and 700 mm in the southeast. The fog in Britain is heavy, which is mainly caused by the moisture in the island country. Rivers and lakes in London rarely freeze in winter, and the average temperature in January is above 4 degrees (Celsius). It's quite cool in summer. The average temperature in July is 17 degrees. You need to wear a coat when you go out in the morning and evening. The annual rainfall is about 600 mm, and the rainfall distribution is relatively uniform. As for the dense fog that used to be common in London, it is not entirely a natural phenomenon. Due to the emphasis on environmental protection, the number of dense fog in London has been greatly reduced.

Although the climate in Britain is mild, the weather is changeable. Within a day, it rained on sunny days. The changeable weather also provides people with frequent topics, and even the most taciturn people in Britain like to talk about the weather.

Tmall us wechat reminds: remember to protect yourself when traveling in foggy days.

Affected by high latitude, the length of day and night in Britain is particularly obvious. The days are short and the nights are long in winter, and the days are long and the nights are short in summer. Summer is the best season to travel to Britain. In summer, the days are long, the activity time is long, the temperature is moderate, the weather is refreshing, and people are full of energy. Although there is rain this season, it is generally discontinuous, which will affect the trip.