England

You shouldn't ask me

Neither. It's south.

Compared with other countries of a similar latitude the climate of England is mild and wet, due mainly to its closeness to the Atlantic ocean and the effect of the Gulf Stream.

Although England has the reputation of being an extremely dreary country that is constantly inundated with rain, this is not exactly true. Yes, England has more rain than Italy and the temperature is comparatively cold, but the weather also varies by region.

Southern England is generally sunny with mild winters and cool summers. If you were to visit London in summer, than you would probably experience temperatures between the lower sixties and mid seventies with several days of rain. In winter, the temperatures would probably be in the lower to mid forties with rain. It rarely snows in England, 2010 being an exception.

Northern England is a different story with much cooler weather (though not much more snow) and much more rain. The reputation of dreary English weather is more true for the north than the south.

For accurate information on the weather in the UK it is worth visiting the UK Met Office website. Please see the related links for details of the current UK weather forecast and also for UK climate statistics.

Leeds covers an area of approximately 112 square kilometers.

Yes, people are allowed to swim in the River Thames, but it is not recommended due to safety concerns. The river has strong currents, tides, and cold water temperatures that can be hazardous to swimmers. It is recommended to swim in designated areas with proper supervision.

In my school atlas it shows Dorset - but yours might be different.

England is 5 hours ahead of Ontario so add 5 hours to the Ontario time to get England time and take away 5 hours of the England time to get the Ontario time. iIf it is 2 pm in England then it is 9am in Ontario. Hope this helps!

The climate in Greece is influenced by its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea, resulting in hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. In contrast, England's climate is affected by the North Atlantic Drift, leading to cool, mild temperatures with frequent rain throughout the year. These geographic and oceanic factors contribute to the differences in climate between the two countries.

because people don't like to wear gloves.

and bandaids couldn't be manufactured in enough quantity

Actually, some do. Electric knives not only have pointed ends, but sharp blades, as well. And irons have sort of point in the front, but not pointed enough to be sharp.

I stand corrected perhaps that's why i learned electronics so much easier than

easier than mechanics..

it only took about 4-5 tries to learn which end of the soldering iron to hold.

where screwdrivers and wrenches ill probably never know

those ratcheting box wrenches sometimes don't have the little lever and i still gotta take em of and turn em over about half the time

The climate in the north of England is typically cooler and wetter than in the south. The region experiences moderate temperatures throughout the year, with colder winters and mild summers. Rainfall is spread evenly throughout the year, with slightly more precipitation in the winter months.

In December, the weather in England is typically cold, with temperatures ranging from around 2°C to 8°C. It is often overcast and rainy, with the occasional snowfall in some areas, particularly in the north of the country. It's advisable to dress warmly and be prepared for wet and windy conditions.

The River Thames is controlled through a system of locks and weirs that regulate water flow and depth, helping to prevent flooding and manage water levels. The Environment Agency is responsible for monitoring and maintaining these structures to ensure the river is navigable and safe for both transportation and wildlife.

The total area of Exeter, a city in England, is approximately 18.04 square miles.

England's weather is often considered bad due to its location in the path of frequent weather systems coming from the Atlantic Ocean, which bring rain, strong winds, and unpredictable conditions. The country's maritime climate also contributes to the variability and often damp conditions.

The river Thames rises in Gloucestershire and flows through Oxford, Reading, Windsor and London before discharging into the North Sea. It is 212 miles long.

The United Kingdom (which includes England) is both a Parliamentary Democracy and a Constitutional Monarchy. All laws have to be debated and passed by the elected Members of Parliament. They also have to be given the Royal Assent (signed) by the reigning Monarch although this is just a formality as the Monarchy (Crown) isn't allowed to be involved in political decisions.

UPDATE

I guess you have sorted out the problem by now, but if not and for future reference I recommend the following solution:

Plug in your vacuum cleaner (recommended - Dyson) turn it on to full suction.

Place the sucking tube onto the area of where your testicle usually is and allow the suction to help your testicle return to its rightful home.

Hope this helps

Oregon is in the Pacific Time Zone (UTC-7) while London, England is in the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) zone (UTC+0). Therefore, there is an 8 hour time difference between Oregon and London, with Oregon being 8 hours behind London.

The English Channel lies between the UK and France.

The Thames can flood, but the waters are contained by the Flood Barrier at Woolwich

There are no active volcanoes in Britain. Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England.

In the UK, there is no specific legal maximum temperature at which you can refuse to work. However, employers are required to provide a reasonable working environment, which includes maintaining a comfortable temperature. If you believe the temperature is making it unsafe or unbearable to work, it is advised to discuss the issue with your employer or union representative.