Across Britain the climate and weather varies from the north, south, east and west.

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Arif Khokhar 10T

Climate of Britain

Across Britain the climate and weather varies from the north, south, east and west.

In the north the temperature is very cold and wet as compared to the rest of Britain. Evidence for this is in ‘Ardtalnaig’, which is in the north. It has the highest amount of rainfall annually in Britain (1252 mm). The reason why the north experiences all this rainfall is because above the north of Britain there is the Arctic sea. The air that comes over the north of the Britain, travels over the Arctic Ocean, and so it collects water causing it to rain. Even though ‘Ardtalnaig’ is the station with the most rainfall, the majority of rainfall occurs in the west of Britain.

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The temperature in the north is the coldest in the whole of Britain. The station that has the lowest temperature in Britain is ‘Braemar’ where the lowest temperature is –2.2°C. The reason for this is because of the Arctic Maritime air masses that come from Arctic. They often bring very cold weather in the winter and in the spring.

In the south of Britain the weather is the warmest. An example is Greenwich, which has the highest average July temperature. Also in the south especially the southeast the average temperatures around London in July are about 2 degrees ...

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