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Weather in UK
In United Kingdom we can see all the four seasons.
Spring - March to May
Summer - June to August
Autumn - September to November
Winter - December to February
Spring
Spring usually starts during last week of March. During spring most of the countryside is in full bloom. But now days you could able to see spring flowers in February. You can see day light starting around 6 AM and last up to 6.30 PM.
Summer
Summer starts during last week of June and ends by last week in August. Summer is the time for outings and holidays. In the summer, it can be as hot as 32°C (90°F) but mostly the temperature only reaches 26°C. The average high in London from June through August is around 70°F/21°C and the average low is around 51°F/12°C. During summer you can see day light as early as 4.30 AM and last up to 9 in the evening.
Autumn
Autumn starts by last week of August and last up to mid December. During autumn the leafs begin to change colour, transforming England’s landscape into an array of autumn colours. By mid autumn leafs would fall down and you see trees standing without leafs. Autumn is the time for trimming trees as there wont any leafs in the trees. During autumn day light which last longer in the summer will start to disappear early by 5.30 PM.
Winter
Winter starts by mid December and it’s the time for snow and frost. In the winter, the temperature can drop below freezing point (32°F/0°C) but rarely drops much below. It is cold, wet and windy and it sometimes snows between December and March. In the mornings we have to scrape the ice from our cars. The average winter temperature is 38.6°F/3.7°C. Normally, the UK gets 13 inches (332 mm) of rain sleet and snow each winter. Day light will start by 7.30 Am and disappears as early as 4.30 in the evening.
Spring - March to May
Summer - June to August
Autumn - September to November
Winter - December to February
Spring
Spring usually starts during last week of March. During spring most of the countryside is in full bloom. But now days you could able to see spring flowers in February. You can see day light starting around 6 AM and last up to 6.30 PM.
Summer
Summer starts during last week of June and ends by last week in August. Summer is the time for outings and holidays. In the summer, it can be as hot as 32°C (90°F) but mostly the temperature only reaches 26°C. The average high in London from June through August is around 70°F/21°C and the average low is around 51°F/12°C. During summer you can see day light as early as 4.30 AM and last up to 9 in the evening.
Autumn
Autumn starts by last week of August and last up to mid December. During autumn the leafs begin to change colour, transforming England’s landscape into an array of autumn colours. By mid autumn leafs would fall down and you see trees standing without leafs. Autumn is the time for trimming trees as there wont any leafs in the trees. During autumn day light which last longer in the summer will start to disappear early by 5.30 PM.
Winter
Winter starts by mid December and it’s the time for snow and frost. In the winter, the temperature can drop below freezing point (32°F/0°C) but rarely drops much below. It is cold, wet and windy and it sometimes snows between December and March. In the mornings we have to scrape the ice from our cars. The average winter temperature is 38.6°F/3.7°C. Normally, the UK gets 13 inches (332 mm) of rain sleet and snow each winter. Day light will start by 7.30 Am and disappears as early as 4.30 in the evening.
