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Are you north, I haven't looked at my Atlas (I still use one of those)! I've been to England a few times (3, I guess) in Sept. and I lucked out, its always been great (but then ideal temp to me is 70"s)!
I've only visited London and south and never in Spring. I love traveling in the Fall, never in summer because I don't want to travel when families do.
I am about 120 miles north of London. That puts me in the East Midlands, so the middle of England really. We are notably cooler than the London area usually. I used to live in Berkshire very near London and summers were better.
You are lucky you didn't visit England last september, worst I can remember in my life, did not even hit 70f anywhere once, and lots of heavy rain and chilly willy weather.
Richard its not that bad! Geesh, only April, not summer yet! I've had 40's every day for weeks, what's the deal???
I fully understand Richard's predicament. I also live in a cold cloudy depression of a climate, and as an amatuer astronomer, I'm at my freaking WITS END
Today it is now 92 F here in Rock Hill, SC, surpassing yesterday's 91 F for the new hottest day of the year 2009 thus far...there has been low humidity, so these temps have been absolutely great.
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I fully understand Richard's predicament. I also live in a cold cloudy depression of a climate, and as an amatuer astronomer, I'm at my freaking WITS END
Ha, Melbourne has it good compared to parts of England.
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