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Weather in the UK B4 The UK lies on a boundary between warm tropical air and cold polar air. Large temperature variations create instability and this is the major reason for the UK’s often unsettled weather. In the UK many types of weather ________ in a single day. EXPERIENCE B5 Regional climates in the UK are influenced by latitude and the Atlantic Ocean. The western region, being closest to the Ocean, are the mildest, wettest and ________ parts of the country. WINDY B6 Eastern areas are generally drier, cooler and ________ windy but subject to greater temperature LITTLE variations. Northern areas are cooler, wetter and have a smaller temperature range than southern areas. B7 The UK is a relatively small landmass with an awful lot of weather! Officially it “enjoys” a climate of mixed status – Oceanic, Temperate and Temperate Maritime. Is it any wonder that the British enjoy _________ the DISCUSS weather? B8 Can you imagine a February afternoon in Novosibirsk with people discussing over tea whether there ________ sunshine or rain during the evening? A BE continental climate is generally very predictable. B9 Everybody in the UK _________ about Siberian KNOW winters. So much so that many wrongly believe that there is no such thing as a Siberian Summer. B10 The idea of “sunbathing” and “Siberia” ________ APPEAR in the same sentence is nonsense to them! Then again, many Russians seem to believe the myth that the UK is always shrouded in rain and fog. Possibly Dickens is to blame for this delusion! But it is true that the British like talking about the weather. Well – at least we do have something to talk about.

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B4 The UK lies on a boundary between warm tropical air and cold polar air. Large temperature variations create instability and this is the major reason for the UK’s often unsettled weather. In the UK, many types of weather occur in a single day.

B5 Regional climates in the UK are influenced by latitude and the Atlantic Ocean. The western regions, being closest to the Ocean, are the mildest, wettest and windiest parts of the country.

B6 Eastern areas are generally drier, cooler, and less windy but subject to greater temperature variations. Northern areas are cooler, wetter, and have a smaller temperature range than southern areas.

B7 The UK is a relatively small landmass with an awful lot of weather! Officially it "enjoys" a climate of mixed status – Oceanic, Temperate, and Temperate Maritime. Is it any wonder that the British enjoy discussing the weather?

B8 Can you imagine a February afternoon in Novosibirsk with people discussing over tea whether there will be sunshine or rain during the evening? A continental climate is generally very predictable.

B9 Everybody in the UK knows about Siberian winters. So much so that many wrongly believe that there is no such thing as a Siberian Summer.

B10 The idea of "sunbathing" and "Siberia" rarely appears in the same sentence is nonsense to them! Then again, many Russians seem to believe the myth that the UK is always shrouded in rain and fog. Possibly Dickens is to blame for this delusion! But it is true that the British like talking about the weather. Well – at least we do have something to talk about.