Anyone know what the weather in London is like from the end of October through the beginning of December. Some have told me it is a lot like Oregon, USA.
Posted by
Myrtle Beach, USA
12313 posts
Like Western Oregon maybe. A lot of rain, cold but rarely freezing.
Posted by
OP
Portland, Oregon, USA
31 posts
Thanks, that's what I thought. I live in western Oregon. It is a lot of rain, and chilly!
Posted by
Charlotte, NC, USA
3428 posts
We love to go to the UK in late Nov/early Dec. We haven't found it too wet or too cold (most of the time). I'm from Charlotte NC and found the weather similar to what I am used to- just a bit windy. i do take gloves and either a hooded knit scarf or a hooded water-reisitant coat. I wear layers because the mornings and late evenings can be chilly, but the day time may be almost warm. I wear cotton blend pants, a long-sleeved T, a cotton blend "big shirt" and the coat. When I check the long range weather forcast a day or 2 before leaving, I decide if I take a sweater also.
Posted by
Yorkshire, UK
264 posts
I think most people are pretty spot on. Very much a northwestern type climate. Expect variable weather with a lot of cooler/cloudy weather. Think around 45 F
Posted by
Newcastle, WA, USA
643 posts
Being from Seattle, we were very comfortable there in late September. It rained two days out of 10 for us, which is pretty lucky! I only needed the rain coat one day, and that was for about an hour only.
Posted by
Virginia, USA
5848 posts
I highly recommend a rain coat with a hood and a zip out lining. Hood is extremely practical when you are out and about and get caught in the rain without your umbrella.
Weather is quite variable in the fall.