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Only when you look at the UK as a whole. England alone has mostly 0-10 days, apart from the far north where hardly anyone lives, and hilly areas in the Midlands.
Its not 0-10 days most of England is around the 10-20 mark clearly.
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For a warm/mild lover, yes. It combines 'decent' summers similar to what you would expect in the English Midlands, but with higher sunshine and a Mediterranean rainfall pattern.
I don't think there is a true Mediterranean rainfall pattern.
The main characteristic of a Mediterranean climate is the low frequency of rainy days in summer months; in fact, it tend to be less than or equal to two or three rainy days per month in July and August.
A Mediterranean rainfall pattern has the wettest winter month with 3x the driest summer month. Portsmouth misses out on being Mediterranean by 4mm.
Splitting hairs?
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