Why do you have to take an umbrella when you go out in England?

Before we go out, we often watch the weather forecast in order to make better preparations for our future trip. In fact, this kind of preparation is often to prevent rainy weather, because we all know that rainy days are very unfavorable to our outdoor activities, and may also make us "wet". But in Britain, after observation, we will find that British people usually carry umbrellas directly when they go out, so we can't help but ask, why do they carry them with them? Instead of reciting it after watching the weather forecast?

In fact, this is easy to understand. You know, the weather changes in Britain are quite diverse. It can be said that the weather forecast is often inaccurate, or that the weather forecast usually predicts the future in a few hours. It can be said that its time span is not long, so the British now think that it would be a better choice to bring an umbrella directly.

In addition, you should know that Britain is a rainy country. Although its annual precipitation is not particularly large, its rain usually appears in a situation similar to a thunderstorm. It can be said that every rain in Britain is intermittent, which leads to its sudden rain. Without an umbrella, you will naturally be helpless.

Third, we should know that British people usually take long-handled umbrellas, which can be used as crutches in many cases, in addition to rain protection, which is why they take umbrellas.

To sum up, we can know that it is for this reason that British people carry an umbrella everywhere. I don't know if what I said is comprehensive. If you think there are other reasons why British people carry umbrellas everywhere, I hope you can comment on me below and we can discuss it together.