What are the differences in climate between Southern England and Dublin, Ireland?

Question

all year round

Answer 1

Ireland is known as the 'land of eternal winter' for a reason. The weather pretty much sucks there most of the time...you get a bit of sunshine but mostly cloudy, overcast and plenty of rain. It's very green there for a reason too lol.

I live in southern England and the weather isn't much better here mostly although sometimes we get lucky and have hot sunshine for a period.

Answer 2

its a totally different climate altogether!!

exact opposite in fact!

southern England are a pack of dry shites

We're great craic!!!

Answer 3

I live in s.w. england but have also lived in Dublin. David G is spot on. Dublin is mostly wet and cloudy and SW england mostly suny dry and perfect climate all year round.

Answer 4

Not a whole lot, really. Ireland tends to get the worst of the weather in from the Atlantic, but other than that, we have been a lot luckier in the past couple of years.

Answer 5

Dublin has about 35% more rain and 35% less son than London.Dublin is 1/2degrees warmer in winter and about 5/6 degrees cooler in summer than London.

Answer 6

England's south east doesn't benefit as much from the gulf stream as much as western Ireland does, so when London for example gets very warm and sunny weather during the summer ( much more like continental weather of france and spain) Dublin gets temperate weather, last year we had a terrible summer, and England had one of the warmest on record... if it is snowing In London, you can Guarantee it won't be in Dublin, even if it's Snowing everywhere else in Ireland...

Answer 7

southern england has around 5inches of rainfall per year dublin has 50 inches. property is high in both. english people are hated in ireland and it is very hard to get a job with an english accent.

Answer 8

Bit warmer and drier in London.

Answer 9

i've been there before and there's not really that much difference.it was a bit weeter but warmer than dublin if i remember correctly