Is it cold in winter in England? Does it snow?

It is very cold in winter in England, reaching-10℃, and it will snow.

Britain has a temperate maritime climate. Britain is controlled by the prevailing west wind, which is mild and humid all year round, with little change in the four seasons. Vegetation is temperate deciduous broad-leaved forest belt. Generally, the highest temperature does not exceed 32℃, the lowest temperature is not lower than-10℃, and the average temperature 10 is 65438+4 ~ 7℃ in October and 13 ~ 17℃ in July.

The average annual precipitation is about 1000 mm. The annual precipitation in the northern and western mountainous areas exceeds 2000 mm, and that in the central and eastern areas is less than 800 mm. February to March is the driest, and 10 to 1 month is the wettest. Britain is influenced by the west wind and the ocean all the year round, and the climate is mild and humid all year round, which is suitable for plant growth. Although the climate in Britain is mild, the weather is changeable. Within a day, it rained on sunny days.

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Water resources in Britain:

Three quarters of Britain's fresh water comes from mountain lakes, reservoirs and rivers. About a quarter of it is groundwater. The quality of drinking water is very high. However, from the summer of 1995 to the spring of 1997, England and Wales experienced the driest period in the history of two years, and water is no longer a freely available resource.

Leakage of water supply pipes is another problem. Relatively speaking, Scotland and Northern Ireland still have abundant domestic fresh water and industrial water resources. In order to prevent water shortage in the future, the government promulgated a 10 plan in May 1997, and all private water supply companies agreed to abide by it.

People's Daily Online-The British Meteorological Office issued a snow warning on the hottest day in Wulong.

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