Officially the second wettest spot with an average annual rainfall of 3.15 metres
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3.
Glenfinnan, Scotland
Third wettest, Scotland again!
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4.
Portland, Dorset, =10th warmest place in Britain. Also =the sunniest.
Met office data, via Telegraph.co.uk.
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5.
Dalness, Scottish Highlands
Britain’s official wettest spot with an average annual rainfall of 3.3 metres - Scotch mist!
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6.
Southsea, Hampshire
Joint 7th warmest place in UK with an average annual temperature of 11.3C
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7.
Blackpool, Lancashire
Possibly one of the wettest places ever. It frickin' rained all summer in 2005,2006 and 2007.
1 point - added 2 years ago by guest - 1 comment
Comments:
But the sunshine average is higher there than just inland - Hence the Tomato growing industry that flourished there until joining the EU
Added 2 years ago by guest, -1 points
8.
St Mary’s Airport, Isles of Scilly
The second warmest spot with an average annual temperature of 11.9C / 53.4F
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9.
Inverarnan, Loch Lomand
Fourth wettest - and Scotland again!
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10.
Round Island, Isles of Scilly
Sixth warmest
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11.
Capel Curig, Wales
Sixth wettest - and not in Scotland!
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12.
Tyndrum and Crianlarich, Stirling
Ninth wettest - and back in Scotland!
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13.
St Helier Harbour, Jersey
Britain’s warmest spot with an average annual temperature of 12.1C / 53.8F
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14.
St Helier, Jersey
Third warmest, so not just the harbour gets the sun!
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15.
Central London
Fifth warmest
0 points - added 3 years ago by kris - 1 comment
Comments:
Is the wettest
Added 7 months ago by guest, 0 points
16.
Inveruglas, Argyll and Bute
Fifth wettest - guess where?
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17.
St Mary’s, Isle of Scilly
Not as warm as the airport but still Britain’s seventh warmest spot
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18.
Wythburn Lake, Cumbria
Seventh wettest
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19.
Chapel Stile, Cumbria
Eighth wettest
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20.
St James’s Park, London
Ninth warmest
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21.
Pendennis Point, Cornwall
Eighth warmest
-1 point - added 3 years ago by kris - 1 comment
Comments:
Cornwall temps can be misleading. They have very mild winters, but their summers are not as warm as parts of even northern England. For instance Bradford high in the Pennines in Yorkshire has on average warmer summers than Newquay on the Cornish coast..