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    Author: Daniel Globe

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    Daniel Globe edits TakeTravelInfo and writes its destination coverage — Istanbul, London, Italy, Dubai and travel guides across the United States. Neighborhood walkthroughs, nightlife and food roundups, and straight answers to the specific questions travelers type into a search bar before they book. He also writes about how far history's famous journeys really were.

    London is famous for gray skies and sudden showers, but it does not have one sharply defined rainy season. Rain can fall at any time of year, while autumn and early winter tend to be wetter than spring and summer. With a flexible plan, waterproof outer layer, and a few good indoor options, wet weather does not have to spoil your visit. Quick Answer London does not have a single official rainy season. Rain falls year-round, but long-term Met Office data for Heathrow show October and November are the wettest months on average. Pack a light waterproof layer and compact…

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