The famous London fog was described by many writers, poets and artists. This one was, which is known for the UK, due to the features of the climate of the British Isles – it is much softer in winter than in other European countries, and much cooler in the summer. The warm course of the gulf Stream affects the relatively high temperature, but the fog is formed due to a large amount of precipitation dropping over the year. More precisely, precipitation here falls out only in the cold season, in the summer the weather is mostly dry enough. Precipitation of precipitation of various cyclones, in large quantities and quickly passing over the British islands. In spring and autumn, during the particularly intense movement of air masses in one day, the weather can change several times. During the time that the sun peeps, precipitation falls out do not have time to completely evaporate, and are converted into fog. But this does not always happen, and the fog is scattered in the summer, and even the sun appears. And the legendary constant fog – what the UK is known to – is actually nothing more than a myth invented by artists. If you come here in the summer, you can catch very sunny days.
