Accommodation
New to UK Weather? Here's what to pack
Coming from a tropical country, the weather in the UK is quite different to the heat and humidity of India. Here's my suggestions of what to pack to make your transition to a cold country easier.
Winter Coats
This may seem like a no-brainer, but a warm winter coat is an absolute must. And when I say warm, I mean warm. It should sustain you through the coldest night in Bath which can go down to -6°C in the winters!
Boots
The UK is notorious for its constant rain. No one wants to trudge through mud and puddles wearing their white sneakers. A trusty pair of boots is essential.
Waterproof Jacket/Coat
Thick, cosy socks!
There is nothing better than sinking your feet into the warmest socks possible. Add in fuzzy slippers and you have a golden combination!
Duvet, blankets and warm clothes for nighttime
Be prepared for the temperatures in your bedroom. During the day (7 am till midnight), temperatures stay between 16 and 21°C. The heating does turn off overnight, so make sure you have a duvet on your bed. You can either get your own duvet, buy it from the university, or loan it from ResLife operations. Blankets, throws and warm nightwear are also a good idea to have in your room, to help keep warm during the colder months.
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