London has a continental climate.

London experiences a tropical climate.

London has a Mediterranean climate.

London has a temperate oceanic climate.

The average high temperature in July is about 23°C (73°F).

The average high temperature in July is about 29°C (84°F).

The average high temperature in July is about 18°C (64°F).

The average high temperature in July is about 15°C (59°F).

London receives approximately 1200mm (47 inches) of rain annually.

London receives approximately 400mm (16 inches) of rain annually.

London receives approximately 600mm (24 inches) of rain annually.

London receives approximately 800mm (31 inches) of rain annually.

Autumn is generally the wettest season in London.

Spring is generally the wettest season in London.

Summer is generally the wettest season in London.

Winter is generally the wettest season in London.

The Sahara Desert heavily influences London's weather.

The North Atlantic Drift heavily influences London's weather.

The Amazon Rainforest heavily influences London's weather.

The Himalayan Range heavily influences London's weather.

Snowfall is infrequent and usually light in London during winter.

Snowfall is heavy and frequent in London during winter.

Snowfall never occurs in London during winter.

Snowfall happens every day in winter in London.

A common stereotype is that London is always rainy.

A common stereotype is that London is always sunny.

A common stereotype is that London is always snowy and cold.

A common stereotype is that London is always dry and hot.

Fog is most likely during spring in London.

Fog is most likely during autumn and early winter in London.

Fog is most likely during summer in London.

Fog is most likely throughout the entire year in London.

The average low temperature in January is about 10°C (50°F).

The average low temperature in January is about 2°C (36°F).

The average low temperature in January is about -5°C (23°F).

The average low temperature in January is about 5°C (41°F).

London's climate is harsher and colder than other parts of the UK.

London's climate is milder with less rainfall than many other parts of the UK.

London's climate is identical to that of Scotland.

London's climate is more tropical than other parts of the UK.

Cloudy weather in London is due to its mountainous terrain.

Cloudy weather in London is due to its distance from large bodies of water.

Cloudy weather in London is due to its maritime climate and proximity to large bodies of water.

Cloudy weather in London is due to its location in a desert.

May is often considered one of the sunniest months in London.

December is often considered one of the sunniest months in London.

January is often considered one of the sunniest months in London.

November is often considered one of the sunniest months in London.

Being in the southeast, London is sheltered from Atlantic storms.

Being in the southwest, London faces constant Atlantic storms.

Being in the northwest, London's climate is arid and dry.

Being in the northeast, London has tropical storms regularly.

The Great Smog of 1952 is a historic climate event for London.

The drought of 1956 is a historic climate event for London.

The Great Earthquake of 1958 is a historic climate event for London.

The tsunami of 1954 is a historic climate event for London.

Urban heat islands make London colder than surrounding areas.

Urban heat islands have no effect on London's climate.

Urban heat islands make London warmer than surrounding areas.

Urban heat islands make London experience less pollution.