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From July the 26th to August the 4th
JoanM
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Hi all,
I wanted to ask the most original question of all times here: what's the weather those days?
Let me extend it a little:
I've read that you can get a taste of all the seasons in the same day, this means rain, cold and hot... OK, after reading Scotland can go from 10ºC to 18ºC in those dates, we've are almost decided to buy:
One pair of Gore-tex hiking boots (keep feet warm) (Salomon, Columbia...).
A 100% waterproof jacket and pants (Helly Hansen, Marmot...).
We plan to leave hotels early in the morning (breakfast and go).
Is it too much? we would not like to be the only astronauts in Scotland... it's end of July and beginning of August after all...
I guess in Edinburgh we can dress more casual: same shoes, but jeans and a normal jacket... soft shell or similar...
And... maybe a stupid question... is it even possible go in short sleeves?
Well, again thanks for reading and for all the advice!
I wanted to ask the most original question of all times here: what's the weather those days?
Let me extend it a little:
I've read that you can get a taste of all the seasons in the same day, this means rain, cold and hot... OK, after reading Scotland can go from 10ºC to 18ºC in those dates, we've are almost decided to buy:
One pair of Gore-tex hiking boots (keep feet warm) (Salomon, Columbia...).
A 100% waterproof jacket and pants (Helly Hansen, Marmot...).
We plan to leave hotels early in the morning (breakfast and go).
Is it too much? we would not like to be the only astronauts in Scotland... it's end of July and beginning of August after all...
I guess in Edinburgh we can dress more casual: same shoes, but jeans and a normal jacket... soft shell or similar...
And... maybe a stupid question... is it even possible go in short sleeves?
Well, again thanks for reading and for all the advice!
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Where are you traveling here from? If you're from a hot climate then you're likely to need more layers than someone like myself, who has lived here for several years and I walk around in t-shirts all the time. Today was 14 degrees and it was definitely t-shirt/walk to work weather for me.
If you bring something waterproof and layers that you can easily take-off/add back on then that's your safest bet.
I wish I could predict the weather for you but it's too hard to say! Last year July was lovely with some 28 degree days but there's no guarantee we'll get that again.
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I guess it is...
We will come from Barcelona (Catalonia / Spain).
Today we have 26ºC... This is t-shirt weather for us!
In Barcelona in January we get from 8ºC to 14ºC...
We will follow your advice:
Layers with one waterproof.
Thank you!
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