Gloucestershire<\/strong> is likely to be the warmest place to base yourself \u2013 with an average temperature of 21.5 degrees. On the downside, the county is pretty wet with 63.5 millimetres of rainfall being deposited already.<\/p>\n So, if you fancy taking in the delights of places like Taunton, Tewkesbury and Cheltenham, make sure you have your sun cream and wellies to hand!<\/p>\n The county has come top of research conducted by uSwitch, which looked into weather data from the Met Office spanning the last 50 years. This information has given researchers average temperatures and rainfalls for the whole of the UK \u2013 and identified the best places for sun-worshipping.<\/p>\n The beautiful country of Sussex<\/strong> is a close second as far as the sun is concerned, with an average temperature of almost 21 degrees \u2013 and less rainfall than Gloucestershire (54.7mm). So, Eastbourne and Brighton might be places you want to think about?<\/p>\n Yorkshire<\/strong>, meanwhile, is the third sunshine capital to think about if you fancy a week away, or a long weekend. But it is the wettest of all the top destinations, with 89mm of rain being deposited on the county\u2019s lush grasslands.<\/p>\n Haworth \u2013 home of the Bronte sisters \u2013 is always a great place to visit, as is the seaside town of Whitby, where you can enjoy the famous fish and chips of Trencher\u2019s to an immersive tour based on Bram Stoker\u2019s Dracula.<\/p>\n And if you fancy a trip to Scotland, then Loch Lomond<\/strong> is the go-to place as far as heat is concerned. A respectable average temperature of 19.17 degrees will be pleasing for all, but this is tempered by an average rainfall of 89.28 mm. So make sure the umbrella is close to hand.<\/p>\n