The climate of Britain.

British people usually call the climate 'Misty Albion'. The Traditional English weather – it is rainy and damp. In summer and spring the weather is very changeable: a warm and a sunny weather gives place to rain and wind. Autumn is usually chilly and there are not frosty days in winter (winter's temperature rarely drops below zero (on average 3-5 ° C)).
The wettest part of Britain is Scotland. The average rainfall is from 1000 mm until 1500 mm per year. And Sometimes it can reach 3000 mm.
The biggest influence on the climate of Britain is the proximity to the ocean and especially the Gulf Stream.
People in Britain use Fahrenheit scales of measurement, compared to our country, that uses Celsius. 0 deg. C it is 32 deg. F.

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say with your first sentence, and I've never heard of 'Misty Albion' before. Are you trying to say that 'Misty Albion' is a name British people use to talk about the climate?

You can say "...climate in Britain..." or "...the climate

I corrected your grammar, but you made a factual mistake. Britain actually uses Celsius to measure temperature.

The Climate in Britain

The climate in Britain people usually call like a is usually described as "Misty Albion"; The traditional English weather – it is that is to say, rainy and damp. In summer and spring the weather is very changeable: some warmth and a sun may give way to rains and winds. Autumn is usually chilly and there are not frosty days during winter (the winter temperature rarely drops below zero; (on average, it's 3-5°C)).

I'd never heard of the phrase Misty Albion until reading this post. It seems to be a typically Russian way of poetically describing Britain. :)

Remember that on is only used for days. Periods of time (weeks, months, seasons) use in, and points in time (hours, festivals) use at.

The wettest part of Britain is Scotland. The average rainfall is from 1000 mm to 1500 mm in a year. And Sometimes it can reach 3000 mm.

Until is used for time, specifically when a situation suddenly changes.

The greatest influence on the climate of Britain give the is its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, and especially the Gulf Stream.

People in Britain use the Farenheit scales of measurement. If we consider this with what our own country uses, then zero degrees Celsius it is thirty-two degrees Fahrenheit.

Actually, Brits use both. The US uses only Fahrenheit, and in Australia we use only Celsius.  The shorthand at the end of the sentence was confusing, so it's better to write it out fully.

Good work! :)

The climate in Britain.

The climate in Britain people usually call like a Misty Albion. The traditional English weather – it is rain and damp. On summer and spring the weather is very changeable: a warm and a sun give place to rains and winds. Autumn is usually chilly and there are not frosty days on winter (winter temperature rarely drops below zero (on average 3-5 ° C)).
The wettest part of Britain is Scotland. The average rainfall is from 1000 mm until 1500 mm in a year. And sometimes it can reach 3000 mm.
The most influence on climate of Britain give the proximity of the ocean and especially the Gulf Stream.
People in Britain use Farengeit scales of measurement. If consider with our country, that 0 grad. C it is 32 grad. F.