In that part of the world, it is often cloudy, rainy, and the sky is dark. If you know, thank you~~~

The most qualified countries and cities are in the temperate maritime climate zone. Some countries and cities are located on the west coast of the continent at mid-latitudes (40°~60°). Westerly winds blow all year round, and the wind blows from the west sea. Later, there is a warm current along the coast, which makes the westerly wind warmer and moister. After landing, it is lifted by the terrain, which can cause a lot of precipitation. As far as Western Europe is concerned, the North Atlantic warm current along the coast is very strong, the temperature and humidity are high, and the coast is particularly tortuous, which is the most typical.

There are many precipitation days, but the intensity is small. There are frequent clouds and fog and high humidity. (That’s what you said “it’s often cloudy, rainy, and the sky is dark”)

For example, these places: London, Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow in the UK, Dublin in Ireland, and Oslo in Norway , Gothenburg in Sweden, Copenhagen in Denmark, Hamburg and Bremen in Germany, Amsterdam and Rotterdam in the Netherlands, Brussels in Belgium, Paris and Bordeaux in France, Wellington and Auckland in New Zealand, Vancouver in Canada, and Seattle in the United States.

The economy is generally dominated by agricultural types that require less heat, such as animal husbandry (such as northern Scotland) and flower cultivation (such as Dutch tulips).

The mild, cloudy, and humid maritime climate gives people a comfortable feeling; in fact, living in a maritime climate, although the climate is mild, the gloomy and rainy weather is not conducive to human spirit and emotions. development.