[SilvieWaldorfMD]

We were on a Collette Travel tour and landed in London a day before the tour started just so that we could tour the city for a day. Our hotel was down the street from the Tower of London (and very close to the pub).

We did a Jack The Ripper Tour (Phenomenal!) and took an all-day River Thames tour — up & down the River Thames all day long. Went all the way to Greenwich. I got a sunburn that day (Mid-July 2015) and my friends couldn’t believe that I actually “got a sunburn in London, England”.

[pricilla]

This reparation bullcrap has to stop....how about every person of color be returned to their tribal point of origin?......there,if they don’t want to go,then shut the hell up.

[Winniesboy]

Sunburn in London? Not unusual. Although some parts of the north and west are wet, it's largely a myth that it always rains in England. The average annual rainfall in London is only 22.9 inches, which is less than New York or even Paris.

But as it happens, we've just had the sunniest spring on record here in the UK, and May was the sunniest calendar month ever recorded (266 hours):

May 2020 becomes the sunniest calendar month on record

...but now it's been raining for most of June. So it goes...