Weather in the UK?

Question

I am leaving for the UK next week. What temp. is it usually in the beginning of Aug. I will be in London, Scotland, and Ireland. Please let me know so I know what to pack.

Thanks,

Salsa

Answer 1

Heres thing with the British Isles and Ireland, One day it can be 25 degrees celsius and the next it can be raining. So I would advise that you pack both clothes for rainy and warm conditions. I know that doesn't help much but its the truth. Hope you enjoy you holiday regardless of the weather. And I would recommend St. Pauls cathedral in London its breath taking and the tour of London Tower its great fun and really interesting.

Answer 2

In the beginning of August you should expect England to be 70-75 Fahrenheit (21-24C) with on average 25% chance of rain each day. BUT this can vary by as much as 20 degrees Fahrenheit (10C) either way, and it can be totally dry for your trip or rain every day!

For Scotland and Ireland its usually cooler (but not always!) and in the high 60's (20C), with about the same rain - maybe a bit more.

As you dont say where you are coming from (could be Alaska, could be the Sahara), you will have to make up your own mind whether that's hot or cold!!

Hope it helps.

Answer 3

If you have a computer you can get hold of, go onto bbc weather, and type in where abouts you are e.g paris, haggis. :D x

Answer 4

Its a lovely day over here today, 28 degrees and sunny the trouble is our weather is so unpredictable and tomorrow it could easily be raining all day. August is usually our best month so you can probably expect some half decent  weather.

Answer 5

At the moment in most of Scotland it's actually quite sunny but not everywhere.  The usual weather in Scotland in august is about 8 degrees centigrade but the is mixed between sunny hot days and damp cold days it just depends how lucky you are. The weather in Britain is some of the most unpredictable in the world if not the most especially in Scotland but it's a lovely place no matter what the weather.