Sheffield's Climate
Sheffield lies in northern England on the edge of the Peak District uplands, giving it a cool temperate oceanic climate with rain spread evenly through the year and no real dry season. Summers (June–August) are mild, usually 18–22°C by day and rarely above 28°C. Winters (December–February) are damp and cold, around 4–8°C by day, with frost and occasional snow, especially on the hilly western fringes of the city. Spring and autumn are changeable, with cloud, wind and drizzle shifting quickly. The hilly terrain makes the western side wetter and cooler than the centre.