What's the climate like in Leicester, England

Leicestershire is a county in central England. It covers an area of 2553 square kilometers. The population is 8610000 (1991). Leicester, the capital. On the west, east and south are highlands with an altitude of 90-150m, through which the Sol River, a tributary of the south bank of Trent River, passes. The valley area is a concentrated area of population and industry. The crops are mainly wheat. There are many pastures in the territory, and dairy farming is developed in the east, with a cheese-making industry. There are coal and iron resources. Knitting is its traditional industry, especially socks. The proportion of footwear industry in the whole country is also very prominent. The clock casting industry is quite famous. There are also machinery, plastics, mining and quarrying. Major cities include Loughborough, colville and Wigstown.

The temperature in June and July is 12, 1- 10 degrees. You don't feel hot in pants. It has a maritime climate and the Atlantic Ocean is warm. It is not very cold in winter, but there will be precipitation.