Can anyone tell me what the weather is like there? During summer and winter? Because I heard there are many different species of Palm grown in the U.K. I also know that there are different areas that are warmer, or colder than others but I would like to know where the place with the warmest winter is. I'm confused as to how they're growing these trees. This will be much appreciated, thanks!
Tseng
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 Jun 16 2005, 2:38 pm
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Jun 16 2005, 4:06 pm
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Digital Samurai
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Shouldn't this be a question for all Europeans then, not just Britons?
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Tseng True Guerilla wrote:
Can anyone tell me what the weather is like there? During summer and winter? Being British I think I am officially able to help you on this. It is midsummer here, the height of heatiness and sun. Yesterday it rained, and was overcast. We also don't get snow since the weather is too out of whack to even think about freezing. So it rains almost everyday- and is overcast. A useful summary is "mild". Mild summers, mild winters. *looks out the window* Hey, it's overcast. -_- "Because I heard there are many different species of Palm grown in the U.K." What's a palm tree? Nah, joke. England is a nice place for trees. Plenty of rain for the soil. Google search for it, try wicki. " I would like to know where the place with the warmest winter is." That'll be the kinda places where I live. Coastal towns, places near the sea. The sea is warmed up gradually throughout summer (liquids take a while to heat up in comparison to solids, and the sea is the biggest mass of liquid there is). So when it hits winter time, it takes time to cool down slowly. The heat from the sea warms up the land around the coast, so the mildest winters can be found around the circumference of the U.K.. | |