livchesterbayclimate


 * __Climate__**

Due to Livchester Bay’s location near sea level, the city is very vulnerable when it comes to storms. The storms, which usually come from the North, make the waves gigantic. Often as big as 3-4 meters they flood some parts of the harbour. However, the conditions are much worse for the fishermen at sea. The waves can be up to 15 meters high. This makes the living as a fisherman the toughest one of all. Luckily, this only happens two to three times a year during the winter months.

In the summer the temperature lays at an average of 20 degrees. It’s often hot and sunny, but it can sometimes rain for weeks in a row too.

The sea makes Livchester Bay’s winters unusual warm compared to rest of Britain. The temperature is almost all the time over freezing point. Instead of snow it just rain all the time. It’s with other words an ideal climate for cultivate of different types of vegetables and that sort of things. Livchester Bay is also famous for being a windy city. It’s rare you experience a day without wind or waves. The wind comes directly from the sea and can turn a hot summer day to a cold winter day. So you can’t really trust the weather reports, because everything changes so quickly.