For How Many Days In The Year Does It Rain In England?

In England it rains throughout the year. The country has a moderate climate, though their seasons are quiet uneven in temperature. Nevertheless the temperature hardly ever falls below -5C or manages to go up above 30C. The general winds run from the southeast, getting mild and wet weather to England regularly from the Atlantic Ocean.

The temperature towards the eastern side is mostly dry and the warmest in southeast, which is very close to the European mainland. Snowfall does occur in winter and early spring, but is very irregular.

The highest temperature recorded so far in England was 38.5C which occurred on August 10, 2003 at Brogdale, Faversham, in Kent. The lowest temperature recorded was -26.1C on January 10, 1982 at Edmond, Newport, Shropshire. There is scanty rainfall throughout the year on irregular basis in England.

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According to the Walkers Crisps (part of the Frito-Lay Company) TV Advertisement, The UK enjoys 154 rainy days per year. Perfect conditions for growing great potatoes,  apparently!

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