If you're planning anything outdoors in Newcastle, the city's east coast position makes its weather genuinely different from western England — drier than Manchester or Liverpool overall, but more exposed to North Sea easterlies that can bring snow in winter and "haar" sea fog in summer. When most of England is under Atlantic westerlies, Newcastle often has its own weather entirely.
Check today's verdict in the app →If you're gardening in Newcastle, the east coast position gives you less rainfall than further west — but bitter easterly winds and a shorter growing season set the tone, and tender plants need more shelter here than in the milder west.
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