Britain's spring may be unpredictable. In the first few months, it may be rainy and cold, and it will not keep getting hot until summer. In spring, you will definitely need a jacket and an umbrella. 

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Like most European countries, the weather can be unpredictable, which means you must be prepared for all climates. When choosing what clothes to wear in England, check the weather forecast in advance, for example about three days before the trip. Generally speaking, during a week-long trip, expect three days of sunshine and four days of gray, cold sky.

England is beautiful in autumn. September and October can be very pleasant, the temperature is between the 60s. The rain in autumn is not as heavy as in winter and spring, but you may still need an umbrella.

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Winters in England can be very mild or incredibly cold. Sometimes there may be only a few rays of sunlight. However, at other times, it may be as creepy as the autumn weather. Snowfall is less common in London, but it also occurs in other parts of England. From January to early March, snow may fall anywhere and the temperature may drop to about 30s.

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