My boss is going to London for business sometime in the first couple weeks of September.
What is the weather really like then? Cold, Rainy, Hot, Humid?
What is the weather really like then? Cold, Rainy, Hot, Humid?
-
Too many ads? Join our community of cat lovers now to reduce ads by 90%! Click here to join for free!
A question for our UK members;
- Thread starter jujubee
- Start Date
- Joined
- Jul 31, 2007
- Messages
- 677
- Purraise
- 1
it really depends, as Summer came late this year I would bet we have a nice hot september, especially as july was so wet.
probably ok to wear shorts tshirts during day but coooler evenings, but being that its England always expect rain
probably ok to wear shorts tshirts during day but coooler evenings, but being that its England always expect rain
Originally Posted by My cat Mellow
being that its England always expect rain
The weather can be very changeable over here so best to be prepared for all eventualities. Even if we have a warm september it's likely the evenings will get a bit cool. If he's stopping in London it will be a bit warmer than many places due to being a city, but if he thinks he might be visiting places outside of London (especially any coastal areas) best to be prepared for it to be cold, wet and windy!
Originally Posted by urbantigers
The weather can be very changeable over here so best to be prepared for all eventualities. Even if we have a warm september it's likely the evenings will get a bit cool. If he's stopping in London it will be a bit warmer than many places due to being a city, but if he thinks he might be visiting places outside of London (especially any coastal areas) best to be prepared for it to be cold, wet and windy!
It could really do anything. It could be 28 Celsius, there could be frost on the ground, it could be dry and sunny, it could be torrential rain.
Best to pack clothes which can be worn in layers to deal with any eventuality! It is true that English people talk a lot about the weather but the reason for that is we never know what's coming next
Originally Posted by Epona
It could really do anything. It could be 28 Celsius, there could be frost on the ground, it could be dry and sunny, it could be torrential rain.
Best to pack clothes which can be worn in layers to deal with any eventuality! It is true that English people talk a lot about the weather but the reason for that is we never know what's coming next
- Thread Starter Thread Starter
- #6
Thanks guys!
