Welcome
to the British Weather Web Site containing information and links about our great
British Weather.
Ours
is part of a temperate climate, which is characterised by rainfall all year round,
and a relatively small fluctuation in temperatures. The British Isles are in a
maritime temperate zone, that is to say our weather is greatly influenced by the
seas around us, which keep Summer temperatures relatively cool but at the same
time prevent very cold weather in winter.
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It
is a national pastime for many of us to talk, and largely moan about, British
weather. Weather is often the initial topic in any conversation. |
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Weather
Anagrams! Have fun with Weather Phrases
"Warning of severe weather"
-> "Wet or fine, hear grave news."
"Weather forecasting"
-> "There we go: rain facts!"
"Forecasting the weather"
-> "Wet or fine, he gets a chart."
"Weather forecast"
-> "Ace! Fear the worst."
"Weather forecast" ->
"A force wets earth."
"Weather forecast" -> "After
a shower, etc."
"Weather forecast" -> "Hectares of
water."
"Weather forecast" -> "Threat? So few care."
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