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spring
To put it in one word, it is "changeable". Be prepared for sudden weather changes! Rain in April is commonplace, but usually showers. Manchester's nickname is "Rainy City". Every year Easter is a source of embarrassment for holidaymakers in the UK, who can't predict whether outdoor activities will be beautiful or not.
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summertime
The summer climate is warm and hot, especially in the inland areas, but the coastal areas are still relatively cool due to the influence of sea breezes. Although July nominally belongs to the summer, there is still a lot of rainy weather during the month, and it is wise to remember this. If the temperature rises above 27 degrees Celsius, then this period will soon be called a "heat wave" in the UK. It is also important to remember that in the UK, as in any other country, direct exposure to the sun remains dangerous.
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autumn
In this season, the leaves fall with wet and windy weather, and cold waves below zero are not very common. Like spring, the season is at a climatic transition, so be prepared for weather changes!
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winter
Temperatures are relatively stable, and windy and rainy weather is more common than cold and sunny weather below zero. Except in highland areas, snow is relatively uncommon.