The weather conditions of Glasgow

Answer 1

If you are referring to Glasgow, Scotland then the weather conditions vary but are generally typical of the West Coast of Scotland. The weather conforms to the standard seasonal changes airing a touch on the cold.

Winter has much darkness, cold winds and rain. Frost occurs almost every morning and ice is common. Snow doesn't necessarily fall but on the years that it does a few feet can be expected and will last a few days each time. The internal administration of Glasgow is used to Winters and one can expect the roads, transport facilities and utilities companies to be prepared and continue to run as usual even in the harshest of years. Most people stay indoors over the Winter period.

Spring is cold but sunny. Rivers flow from the mountains north of Glasgow and are not known to break their banks. Occasional rain (once or thrice a week) will fall for short periods of an hour or two. The many parks of the city become active with flora and fauna and help break the chill somewhat. Winds are still cold but moderately so and a warm jacket will be more than enough to suffice.

Summers in Glasgow are warm, last late into the evening and see people walk around in scant clothing and exercising often. The many parks fill up with people relaxing and soaking up the atmosphere. Tourists from North America, Europe, the Middle East and Far East provide income for the many Australians and New Zealanders who stock her bars and cafes. Summer is the ideal time to be in Glasgow.

Autumn in Glasgow is beautiful. The trees of the parks display a fascinating range of colours as they begin their hibernation for the upcoming Winter. Evenings are still light and the last of the Summers heat can be felt on your cheeks. Sadly this bohemian setting is followed by another bleak Winter - but rest assured the warmth of the local people will keep you warm enough to see it through till Spring.

For further detailed analysis of the meteorological conditions of the city contact the University of Glasgow's science campus where they can put you in touch with people from all over the world who are studying there - which might give you an opinion more apt to your current geographical location.

I hope this is of use to you.