Weather in Oxford
The weather in Oxford is generally dull and wet in common with most of southern England. Records have been kept in the town since 1815 and a month has never gone by without some rain, although Oxford is comparably like one of the driest cities in the country.
Statistically October is the wettest month; March is the driest and the coldest month being January. Nights bring frost, and snow falls in late winter and early spring. Usually summers are mild to warm, although there have been occasional heat waves and winters are mild, temperatures seldom approaching freezing.
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