Manchester's Climate
Manchester lies in northwest England, inland but close to the Irish Sea, and is famous for its cool temperate maritime climate with plenty of cloud and rain spread across the year. Temperatures are mild with no season too extreme: summers (June–August) are gentle and damp, usually 18–22°C by day and rarely above 27°C, while winters (December–February) are chilly and wet, around 3–8°C with frosts and the odd dusting of snow. Drizzle and grey skies are the signature note, with rainfall evenly distributed and short, overcast days in winter.