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The UK has a temperate climate, characterised by depressions (so it rains quite a lot - though actually less than a number of European cities with reputations as being warm and dry).
The temperature typically ranges from 2 to 23 degrees C across the year, and precipitation generally ranges from a low of c38mm in February to a high of c68mm in October.
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Is London's climate sub arctic?
No, the climate of London is not sub artic
What climate region is London in?
peniszone climate.
What is climate for London?
temperate
What is the the difference in London and Central Brazils climate?
temperate climate
What type of climate is London England?
The climate zone is temperate, and sub arctic.
London England and irkutsk siberia are located at approximately the same latitude.what would help explain why London experiences a more moderate range of temperature than does irkutsk?
"Warm ocean currents influence London's climate."
What climate in east London Africa?
urmmm i think your confused. london is in europe and africa is a different continent from europ....
What is the predominate religious climate of London?
Most Londoners are non - churchgoers.
Why is London always gloomy?
London is not always gloomy, there can be many sunny days in London. It's just our maritime climate has an effect on many areas of Britain, including London.
What is one reason why London has a warmer average winter temperature than Elmira?
London’s climate is modified by the North Atlantic Ocean Current.
What was the climate in London this time is it still cold?
No. Today (2014, March) the daffodils are blooming.
Is London affected by storms?
London has a temperate climate so it should not be too affected by major storms, it can rain often at times but the weather in London is generally safe (as opposed to dangerous conditions like drought and extreme tornadoes). The winters of 2009 and 2010 we're pretty bad when tons of snow fell (which disrupted transport and Christmas travel), but generally London has a liveable climate.
