How would you describe typical English weather?

Answer 1

Depressing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

Since I started forecasting for England a few months ago, I've seen hurricane force winds, heavy snow, heavy rain, freezing rain, and about 4-5 fronts moving through each week, except for the blocking high which caused a bunch of fog that ground a tons of flights (I bet some of you remember that). There's nothing to block the lows from slamming into the islands from the Atlantic. That why the weather is so awesome!

Answer 3

4 Seasons - if compared with contries such as Australia of Southern American States then they tend to have 2 seasons, Wet and Dry.

Because we have 4 seasons we get the best, and worse of both worlds. Some days of unbroken sunshine, some days of crisp, frost bitten cold snaps but because our seasons are contunally moving away and into others then we get a lof the stuff in between the extremes - the typical English grey!

Answer 4

I love our English weather

We get lots of variety which I think is nice. Yes it would be nice to get a bit more sunshine and less rain in summer but who would want that all the time. Our weather keeps you on your toes. If I go abroad for a long period I start to miss the English weather and the countryside which it produces.

Answer 5

Delightfully variable.
Perhaps I should just put variable, as I am fed up of weather forecasts where they describe the weather as dreary, rotten, horrible.
They should tell us if it is wet, cold, snowy, overcast, and leave it to us for our emotional response.
I think in England, we get a great variety of weather, and I wish more people would appreciate it.

Answer 6

Run down, the archetypal trip to the seashore is kinda previous formed and not as nicely-known because it as quickly as substitute into, esepcially to a era, with extra funds and better expectancies and easily the better hotels can nevertheless compete. think of in case you labored in a production unit 6 days in step with week in Victorian instances for 17 hours an afternoon, a paid week off artwork at Blackpool may be marvelous

Answer 7

Having never been there, I'd have to go by it's reputation for rainy weather conditions like the US Northwest. At least there's no desert like there is in some of the American West.

Answer 8

Cloudy

Answer 9

cold,
very wet with "the wrong sort of rain" which apparently is too heavy so our resovoirs dont fill up and we get droughts (???)

we do however get 2 full days of sunshine and 40 degree heat in the summer (if you can call september the summer).

Answer 10

Depressing!

Answer 11

The four seasons in one day