British weather (and any similar temperate climate like in Oregon, New Zealand, Northern Spain…) isn’t as bad as the stereotype suggests.
It’s close to the perfect climate for humans because: rarely too hot or too cold, stable humidity levels, decent amount of rainfall to nurture the land, few natural disasters, and the sunshine isn’t very intense.
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British weather (and any similar temperate climate like in Oregon, New Zealand, Northern Spain…) isn’t as bad as the stereotype suggests.
It’s close to the perfect climate for humans because: rarely too hot or too cold, stable humidity levels, decent amount of rainfall to nurture the land, few natural disasters, and the sunshine isn’t very intense.
The cool temperatures also limit disease spread.
The one I stop breathing on.