Weather had been changing every other week. One week it was all sunny the next was all windy and raining. Even after so many times I lived here, i still feel its a little crazy when we talk about England's weather. It usually happened at the changing season period. Also, it funny to find how British plays with their statistic on their weather - 'The hottest day in 10 years' 'The extreme frozen temperature in 20 years' 'The most windy day in a 100 years'. Don't you think its a bit exaggerate? Anyway, as I began to understand the weather changing, it made me much better in preparing vacation or day out or advising other people on their itinerary. Say , don't come in march and November, it will be raining, cold, and windy. Come when weather best in April, for its beautiful flowers in spring - not too hot and not too cold or in October, where the best of golden colours of autumn. Don't come in summer - it just did not make any sense if you are from hot country LOL.
My sister plan to visit in october and i cant wait to show her around the best place for autumn. my brother in law made such a wise decision to come visit in April, so we plan to bring him to the coolest side of west England in Cornwall where beautiful beach and cliff located.
Weather is an interesting topic to talk about when you stay here in United Kingdom. You can talk about it with just anyone you meet because it has never been an awkward topic. Its funny because when I was in Malaysia, hell no body care to talk about weather. Its either rain or sun and thats it. Of course there's monsoon season but it hardly changes every other week ridiculously. I am so used to weather topic, that everytime I call my family, I would ask 'Hujan ke panas sane Ma?' even when Im in Malaysia. Like seriously, if KL hujan, later on Kedah also must hujan kan.
