Weather in United Kingdom

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures #

• Overall, temperatures across the cities are quite similar, with Glasgow generally being the coolest

• London and Southampton tend to have the warmest temperatures, especially during the summer months, with average maximum temperatures reaching up to 73.5F and 70.5F respectively

• Most cities experience discomfort temperatures during the winter months (November to February), while comfort temperatures are more common from May to September

• Interestingly, no city reaches discomfort temperatures above 86.0F.

Conditions #

• London stands out significantly for its total sun hours, particularly during the summer months where it reaches up to 5.9 hours in June, in sharp contrast to the other cities listed, which reported no sun hours throughout the year.

• While London experiences relatively low precipitation levels during the warmer months, cities like Glasgow and Manchester report higher precipitation values, particularly in October, where Glasgow sees 0.22 inches. Overall, London exhibits a distinct pattern of sunny weather contrasted with lower precipitation, while the other cities remain in a perpetual cloud cover with no recorded sunlight.

Daylight Hours #

• The cities exhibit variations in sunrise and sunset times, with Glasgow consistently having the latest sunset in June at 22:02, while Leeds enjoys the earliest sunrise in June at 04:36.

• In terms of day length, Leeds also reports the longest duration of daylight in June at 17:01, contrasting sharply with Glasgow's shortest day in December at just 07:06. This indicates a notable geographic influence on sunlight exposure throughout the seasons across these cities.