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yorkie1999

yorkie1999

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17 minutes ago, leicsmac said:

..... everyone enjoying the unseasonably hot weather in the UK, then?

Yes, and if it continues maybe a villa in skeggy would be a good investment.

leicsmac

leicsmac

Posted
Posted
4 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

Yes, and if it continues maybe a villa in skeggy would be a good investment.

Certainly.

 

Just be careful about the price of everything essential hitting the roof due to massive economic upheaval and hundreds of millions of migrants needing to move or die (which is the major contributing factor to the aforementioned economic upheaval).

Otis

Otis

Posted
Posted
31 minutes ago, leicsmac said:

..... everyone enjoying the unseasonably hot weather in the UK, then?

It's summer. 

Otis

Otis

Posted
Posted
Just now, leicsmac said:

.... and the current temperature matches the UK historical average for around this time?

Correct.

Otis

Otis

Posted
Posted
Just now, leicsmac said:

.... you're absolutely sure of that?

 

Feel free to have a look at the numbers to be sure....

25c today. 

Not sure what's so unusual about that for mid June. Sometimes it will be hotter and Sometimes it will be cooler. It's how averages work, but you already know that. 

 

Show me a year when temperatures in June didn't reach mid 20s

Otis

Otis

Posted
Posted

In fact millions of people actively travel to Europe in the summer to seek high  temperatures and sunshine. 

yorkie1999

yorkie1999

Posted
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33 minutes ago, Otis said:

25c today. 

Not sure what's so unusual about that for mid June. Sometimes it will be hotter and Sometimes it will be cooler. It's how averages work, but you already know that. 

 

Show me a year when temperatures in June didn't reach mid 20s 

Areal values from HadUK-Grid 1km gridded climate data from land surface network
Source: Met Office National Climate Information Centre
Monthly, seasonal and annual mean of daily minimum air temperature for England
Areal series, starting in 1884
Last updated 01-Jun-2023 10:46
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year    jan    feb    mar    apr    may    jun    jul    aug    sep    oct    nov    dec     win     spr     sum     aut     ann
1884    3.3    1.9    2.0    2.3    5.6    8.2   11.1   11.0    9.7    4.9    2.0    1.4     ---    3.34   10.13    5.55    5.32
1885   -0.0    2.2    0.2    2.7    4.0    8.5   10.3    8.9    7.4    3.8    2.8    0.2    1.17    2.29    9.28    4.64    4.26
1886   -1.2   -1.7    0.2    2.9    5.4    8.1   10.6   10.8    9.2    7.6    3.1   -1.2   -0.88    2.84    9.87    6.64    4.52
1887   -1.3   -0.1   -0.1    1.1    4.9    9.1   11.3    9.6    7.3    3.0    1.5   -0.4   -0.89    1.99   10.01    3.91    3.85
1888   -0.0   -1.3   -0.4    2.0    5.0    8.1    9.4    9.5    7.7    3.2    4.9    1.6   -0.54    2.20    9.03    5.23    4.16
1889   -0.2   -0.7    0.4    2.9    7.7    9.7   10.1   10.1    8.1    4.8    3.4   -0.2    0.26    3.69    9.97    5.44    4.71
1890    2.1   -0.0    1.8    2.2    6.2    8.9    9.9    9.7    9.6    5.2    1.8   -3.3    0.63    3.41    9.52    5.57    4.54
1891   -2.4   -0.4    0.1    1.5    4.4    9.2   10.0   10.0    9.2    5.5    2.1    0.4   -2.07    2.00    9.71    5.58    4.15
1892   -1.2   -0.2   -1.7    1.1    5.8    7.7    9.4   10.4    7.7    3.0    3.1   -1.3   -0.32    1.77    9.18    4.59    3.66
1893   -1.1    1.2    1.5    3.2    6.9    9.2   11.2   11.9    7.8    5.5    1.4    0.8   -0.46    3.87   10.78    4.91    4.98
1894   -0.2    0.9    1.3    4.3    4.3    8.7   10.8   10.2    7.3    5.5    4.4    1.8    0.49    3.30    9.89    5.72    4.96
1895   -3.1   -5.8    1.0    3.4    5.9    8.3   10.5   10.8    9.4    3.0    4.0    0.8   -2.23    3.44    9.88    5.45    4.08
1896    1.5    0.6    2.6    4.0    5.7   10.4   10.7    9.6    9.2    3.2    0.9    0.7    0.95    4.12   10.23    4.41    4.93
1897   -1.2    2.5    2.8    2.7    4.6    9.9   10.7   11.2    7.4    5.7    3.9    1.4    0.61    3.35   10.62    5.67    5.14
1898    3.3    0.8   -0.0    3.1    6.2    8.4    9.7   11.2    9.4    7.7    3.6    3.7    1.86    3.11    9.77    6.94    5.64
1899    1.5    0.9   -0.1    3.6    4.8    9.1   11.8   11.6    8.8    4.4    4.8   -1.0    2.08    2.74   10.87    5.97    5.03
1900    1.2   -1.0   -0.1    2.9    5.2    9.4   12.0   10.4    8.3    5.3    3.9    3.8   -0.25    2.66   10.61    5.83    5.14
1901    0.1   -1.2    0.5    3.0    5.4    8.2   12.0   10.6    9.2    5.2    1.1    0.1    0.97    2.97   10.29    5.14    4.55
1902    1.6   -2.0    2.4    2.4    4.0    8.6    9.5    9.4    8.1    5.8    3.6    1.8   -0.05    2.94    9.17    5.83    4.64
1903    1.1    3.2    3.0    1.6    5.9    7.6   10.3    9.6    8.4    6.9    2.8    0.5    1.97    3.51    9.19    6.06    5.09
1904    0.6    0.3    0.4    4.2    6.0    8.0   11.5   10.0    7.7    5.6    1.6    0.8    0.48    3.50    9.85    4.95    4.73
1905    0.1    1.6    2.5    3.2    5.1    9.5   11.9   10.1    8.2    2.7    1.4    1.9    0.81    3.61   10.50    4.08    4.86
1906    2.0   -0.5    0.9    1.2    5.9    8.4   10.1   11.4    8.4    7.1    4.0   -0.3    1.16    2.68    9.99    6.51    4.92
1907    0.3   -1.0    1.0    2.9    5.8    8.3    9.1    9.7    8.2    5.9    3.1    1.8   -0.34    3.24    9.04    5.74    4.63
1908   -1.0    1.6    0.3    1.7    7.3    8.5   10.6    9.6    8.4    7.7    3.7    1.0    0.76    3.10    9.59    6.61    4.95
1909    0.1   -1.0   -0.2    3.0    4.7    7.4   10.2   10.3    7.8    6.6    1.2    0.5    0.05    2.48    9.32    5.21    4.24
1910    0.2    1.4    1.4    2.7    6.0    9.5    9.8   10.8    8.1    7.4   -0.3    3.4    0.66    3.36   10.04    5.08    5.06
1911    0.6    1.1    1.6    3.1    7.1    8.9   11.5   12.5    8.3    5.5    2.6    3.0    1.74    3.91   10.96    5.46    5.50
1912    0.6    1.8    3.5    3.1    6.9    9.2   11.4    8.9    7.0    3.5    3.0    3.2    1.79    4.51    9.83    4.48    5.18
1913    1.2    1.0    2.0    3.6    6.4    8.7    9.9    9.9    9.6    7.2    4.4    2.0    1.83    4.02    9.52    7.05    5.52
1914    0.3    2.9    2.2    3.9    5.5    8.7   11.1   10.8    7.9    6.3    3.0    1.5    1.68    3.86   10.20    5.76    5.35
1915    1.1    0.5    1.0    2.7    5.2    8.1    9.9   10.5    8.1    5.1   -0.5    2.0    1.06    2.97    9.52    4.25    4.51
1916    4.1    0.4    0.2    3.1    6.3    7.0   10.1   11.2    8.5    6.8    3.2   -1.0    2.18    3.17    9.47    6.20    5.00
1917   -0.6   -2.4   -0.9    0.5    6.7    9.4   10.6   11.5    9.5    3.2    4.5   -0.9   -1.29    2.13   10.48    5.74    4.30
1918    0.3    3.0    1.3    2.5    7.0    7.3   10.2   11.1    8.0    5.5    1.8    3.7    0.71    3.63    9.56    5.10    5.16
1919   -0.1   -1.3   -0.0    2.4    7.0    8.5    9.2   10.5    7.9    2.8    0.0    2.0    0.85    3.15    9.42    3.54    4.12
1920    1.4    2.0    2.6    4.5    6.7    9.0   10.0    9.0    8.1    6.3    3.0    1.3    1.77    4.58    9.33    5.83    5.33
1921    3.9    1.1    2.9    2.8    5.7    8.4   11.7   10.9    8.9    8.0    1.5    3.0    2.14    3.82   10.34    6.13    5.77
1922    0.4    0.8    1.2    1.0    6.8    8.3    9.1    9.1    7.8    4.3    1.9    2.7    1.42    3.01    8.86    4.69    4.49
1923    1.9    2.5    2.6    3.3    4.8    7.9   12.4   10.2    7.6    6.0   -0.3    0.3    2.40    3.58   10.18    4.45    4.96
1924    1.5    0.1   -0.7    2.2    6.8    9.1   10.3    9.7    9.6    6.6    3.9    3.7    0.64    2.79    9.70    6.69    5.25
1925    2.0    1.6    1.1    2.8    6.8    8.7   11.4   11.0    7.1    6.3    0.5   -0.2    2.50    3.58   10.39    4.65    4.96
1926    1.1    3.6    2.5    4.4    5.3    8.4   11.9   11.2   10.0    4.0    2.6    1.2    1.43    4.07   10.53    5.55    5.54
1927    1.3    0.6    3.3    3.5    5.6    7.5   11.2   11.1    8.6    6.2    2.7   -0.3    1.05    4.16    9.99    5.84    5.15
1928    1.4    2.0    2.2    3.5    5.5    7.9   10.7   10.6    7.4    6.1    4.2    0.1    1.03    3.75    9.74    5.92    5.15
1929   -1.1   -3.0    0.0    1.7    5.5    7.9   10.3   10.3    9.8    5.4    2.9    2.5   -1.28    2.41    9.54    6.03    4.41
1930    2.2   -0.2    1.2    4.1    5.9    9.6   10.7   11.0    9.6    6.6    2.5    1.3    1.57    3.73   10.43    6.25    5.41
1931    0.1    0.5   -0.5    3.7    6.3    9.6   11.0    9.9    7.5    4.3    4.3    2.2    0.64    3.17   10.19    5.36    4.94
1932    2.7   -0.1    0.3    2.5    6.0    8.3   11.5   12.2    8.7    4.8    3.6    2.7    1.64    2.92   10.72    5.68    5.29
1933   -0.8    0.6    2.2    3.9    6.9    9.4   12.1   11.8    9.8    6.4    2.7   -1.0    0.82    4.35   11.12    6.30    5.36
1934    0.6   -0.2    0.7    3.4    5.8    9.3   11.7   10.1    9.2    6.8    3.1    5.3   -0.20    3.32   10.35    6.36    5.52
1935    1.7    2.4    2.3    3.7    4.6    9.9   11.5   10.8    9.1    5.5    3.4    0.2    3.17    3.52   10.73    5.98    5.43
1936    0.8   -0.9    3.1    1.9    6.1    9.4   11.1   10.8   10.4    5.0    2.1    1.8    0.03    3.73   10.43    5.83    5.15
1937    1.9    2.2   -0.2    4.9    7.0    8.9   11.4   11.2    8.3    6.4    1.8    0.1    1.93    3.87   10.54    5.53    5.34
1938    2.5    1.7    4.0    2.1    5.4    9.3   10.2   11.1    9.1    6.3    5.6    1.2    1.41    3.86   10.19    6.99    5.72
1939    1.3    1.9    2.2    3.7    5.9    8.5   10.8   11.5    9.9    4.4    5.2    0.4    1.44    3.93   10.27    6.45    5.47
1940   -4.6   -0.6    1.6    3.8    6.5    9.9   10.0   10.1    7.4    5.7    3.4    0.7   -1.64    3.97    9.99    5.51    4.50
1941   -1.9   -0.2    0.8    2.3    4.0    9.1   11.6   10.1    9.9    6.3    3.0    2.2   -0.48    2.38   10.30    6.41    4.80
1942   -2.0   -3.1    0.9    3.8    5.5    8.2   10.5   11.6    9.1    6.6    1.7    3.6   -0.90    3.43   10.12    5.79    4.76
1943    1.8    2.0    1.8    5.5    6.1    9.1   10.6   11.1    8.4    6.4    2.7    0.7    2.47    4.45   10.28    5.83    5.53
1944    2.5    0.4    0.5    4.8    5.3    8.5   11.8   11.8    7.8    5.6    2.8    0.6    1.21    3.51   10.73    5.37    5.20
1945   -2.7    3.4    3.1    4.6    6.7    9.5   11.6   10.8   10.2    7.4    4.4    1.9    0.30    4.80   10.64    7.31    5.90
1946   -0.2    2.8    0.8    4.2    5.4    8.2   11.1    9.9    9.8    6.5    4.9   -0.3    1.49    3.45    9.74    7.09    5.27
1947   -0.9   -4.1   -0.1    3.9    7.5   10.2   12.1   12.0    9.8    6.0    3.6    2.3   -1.70    3.76   11.44    6.44    5.24
1948    2.2    1.4    2.9    3.7    5.3    8.9   10.7   10.5    9.5    5.9    3.8    2.5    1.96    3.97   10.05    6.39    5.61
1949    1.9    1.3    0.9    5.1    5.4    8.8   11.4   11.3   11.5    7.6    3.2    2.6    1.91    3.77   10.49    7.45    5.93
1950    1.4    1.7    3.0    3.0    6.2   10.5   11.2   10.8    9.0    6.0    2.5   -1.5    1.90    4.09   10.83    5.82    5.33
1951    0.9    0.4    0.6    2.1    5.4    8.2   11.0   10.4    9.9    5.4    5.1    2.2   -0.07    2.68    9.90    6.77    5.15
1952   -0.4   -0.4    2.9    4.2    7.7    9.1   11.6   11.3    6.7    5.3    1.0   -0.0    0.49    4.96   10.70    4.35    4.96
1953    0.5    0.9    0.4    2.6    7.3    9.4   10.9   11.0    9.2    5.7    5.2    4.3    0.45    3.46   10.43    6.69    5.64
1954   -0.1   -0.8    2.0    2.3    6.4    9.1   10.0   10.2    8.3    8.3    3.3    3.5    1.20    3.59    9.81    6.65    5.26
1955   -0.3   -1.9   -1.1    4.2    4.9    8.8   11.3   12.2    9.2    4.7    3.7    2.2    0.51    2.65   10.82    5.90    4.87
1956    0.4   -3.9    1.7    1.5    5.9    8.4   11.4    9.2   10.2    5.5    2.8    3.0   -0.37    3.05    9.66    6.15    4.71
1957    2.1    1.6    5.0    3.8    5.2    8.7   12.1   11.0    8.7    6.8    3.5    1.0    2.24    4.70   10.62    6.32    5.81
1958   -0.0    1.2   -0.1    2.6    6.3    8.9   11.1   11.4   10.7    7.2    3.2    1.6    0.70    2.93   10.49    7.05    5.37
1959   -1.7    1.0    3.3    4.8    6.6    9.5   11.4   11.8    9.0    7.7    3.4    2.8    0.28    4.89   10.91    6.69    5.82
1960    0.9    0.5    2.9    4.0    7.4   10.0   10.5   10.2    8.9    7.0    3.7    1.1    1.42    4.79   10.27    6.53    5.62
1961    0.5    3.6    3.1    5.6    5.8    8.9   10.3   10.6   10.4    6.7    2.9   -0.8    1.65    4.84    9.95    6.65    5.63
1962    0.9    0.9   -1.6    3.1    5.6    7.8   10.1   10.1    8.4    6.2    2.1   -1.6    0.32    2.35    9.34    5.56    4.34
1963   -4.9   -3.9    1.8    4.1    5.6    9.7    9.9   10.0    8.4    7.0    4.7   -0.4   -3.48    3.83    9.84    6.72    4.37
1964    0.1    1.2    1.2    4.4    7.8    9.3   11.0   10.4    8.7    4.3    4.0   -0.2    0.30    4.48   10.24    5.65    5.20
1965    0.3    0.2    0.6    3.3    6.7    9.1    9.7    9.9    8.1    6.7    1.2    1.1    0.13    3.55    9.58    5.37    4.79
1966    0.2    2.7    2.3    3.6    5.8   10.2   10.2   10.0    9.4    6.6    2.2    1.8    1.29    3.93   10.13    6.07    5.44
1967    1.3    1.9    3.3    3.5    5.8    8.6   11.5   10.9    9.5    7.3    1.7    1.0    1.68    4.22   10.36    6.21    5.57
1968    1.1   -1.1    2.3    2.9    5.1    9.5   10.4   11.1    9.8    9.3    3.8    0.5    0.33    3.44   10.35    7.66    5.41
1969    2.5   -2.1    0.2    2.5    6.7    8.2   11.5   11.7    9.7    8.6    1.8    0.3    0.37    3.10   10.48    6.73    5.18
1970    0.8   -0.5   -0.3    2.5    7.3   10.1   10.7   11.0    9.9    6.5    4.2    1.3    0.21    3.20   10.60    6.88    5.32
1971    1.5    1.0    1.3    3.3    6.0    8.1   11.3   11.3    8.8    6.9    2.1    3.7    1.28    3.54   10.25    5.95    5.48
1972    1.1    1.4    2.0    4.3    6.1    7.3   10.5   10.1    7.1    6.4    2.7    2.5    2.09    4.14    9.31    5.42    5.14
1973    1.6    0.7    1.4    2.6    6.6    9.4   10.8   11.3    9.7    5.1    2.2    1.4    1.64    3.54   10.54    5.64    5.27
1974    2.6    2.1    1.7    3.0    5.7    8.6   10.6   10.1    7.9    4.2    3.4    4.8    2.03    3.46    9.78    5.16    5.42
1975    3.4    1.1    1.4    3.9    5.0    8.2   11.9   12.6    8.6    5.8    2.4    1.8    3.18    3.46   10.95    5.59    5.56
1976    2.6    1.4    0.9    3.2    6.9   10.7   11.9   10.8    9.1    7.2    2.6   -0.8    1.96    3.66   11.12    6.30    5.55
1977   -0.2    1.9    3.2    2.8    5.3    7.7   10.8   10.6    9.0    7.8    3.1    3.3    0.24    3.80    9.73    6.67    5.49
1978    0.1   -0.6    2.6    2.4    6.1    8.7   10.2   10.5    9.6    7.8    4.8    1.2    0.99    3.72    9.85    7.39    5.33
1979   -3.6   -1.5    1.1    3.5    5.1    9.1   11.0   10.2    8.5    7.2    2.8    2.7   -1.30    3.24   10.10    6.18    4.71
1980   -0.8    2.4    1.1    3.7    5.3    9.2   10.0   11.3   10.5    4.9    3.6    2.1    1.41    3.37   10.17    6.30    5.27
1981    1.3   -0.4    4.5    3.4    6.8    9.0   10.9   11.1    9.7    4.4    4.0   -2.8    1.06    4.91   10.34    6.03    5.19
1982   -0.5    1.5    1.7    3.4    5.8   10.6   11.5   11.3    9.4    6.6    4.9    0.9   -0.67    3.64   11.15    6.97    5.61
1983    3.3   -1.2    2.7    2.3    6.0    9.5   13.1   11.7    9.7    6.5    4.4    2.4    1.05    3.66   11.42    6.85    5.90
1984    0.3    0.4    1.4    2.3    4.8    9.2   10.5   11.8    9.7    7.2    5.1    2.0    1.06    2.83   10.53    7.34    5.41
1985   -2.4   -1.1    0.6    4.1    6.2    8.0   11.3   10.5    9.8    7.2    0.5    3.6   -0.47    3.62    9.95    5.86    4.90
1986    0.4   -3.7    1.0    1.8    6.6    9.3   11.1    9.4    6.2    6.7    4.1    2.5    0.21    3.13    9.93    5.67    4.67
1987   -1.9    0.1    0.5    5.2    5.2    8.6   11.3   11.0    9.2    5.8    3.7    3.0    0.27    3.59   10.31    6.27    5.17
1988    2.3    1.3    2.7    3.7    6.8    9.5   10.8   10.6    9.1    7.0    1.4    4.4    2.22    4.40   10.31    5.86    5.82
1989    2.8    2.2    3.2    2.4    7.2    8.6   12.3   11.1   10.1    7.9    3.0    2.1    3.16    4.29   10.68    7.02    6.11
1990    3.4    4.0    4.1    2.7    6.6    9.1   10.8   12.5    8.3    8.3    3.8    1.5    3.13    4.49   10.83    6.83    6.29
1991    0.3   -1.7    4.0    3.5    6.3    7.8   12.4   11.8    9.3    6.6    3.2    1.3    0.07    4.63   10.68    6.38    5.45
1992    0.7    1.7    3.7    4.3    7.7   10.0   11.8   11.1    9.3    4.0    3.6    0.7    1.23    5.24   11.00    5.65    5.74
1993    2.3    2.0    2.3    5.4    6.7    9.7   10.7    9.6    8.3    4.8    1.6    2.2    1.65    4.79   10.00    4.91    5.49
1994    1.9   -0.0    3.9    3.8    6.2    9.4   12.2   11.4    8.9    6.0    7.0    2.9    1.41    4.65   10.99    7.27    6.16
1995    1.1    3.1    1.2    4.2    6.2    8.9   12.7   12.6    9.3    8.9    4.3   -0.2    2.36    3.85   11.44    7.50    6.03
1996    2.2   -0.8    1.2    3.7    4.3    8.4   10.8   11.3    9.1    7.5    2.1    0.3    0.41    3.08   10.22    6.25    5.04
1997   -0.7    3.0    4.0    3.8    6.1    9.8   11.4   13.7    9.5    5.9    5.3    2.9    0.77    4.61   11.65    6.89    6.23
1998    2.1    3.4    4.1    3.9    7.9   10.1   11.2   10.8   10.7    6.9    2.4    2.1    2.78    5.34   10.69    6.67    6.33
1999    2.3    1.8    3.5    5.0    8.3    8.9   12.1   11.6   11.0    6.7    4.5    1.3    2.10    5.58   10.88    7.40    6.44
2000    1.5    2.6    3.4    3.7    7.2   10.2   10.7   11.6   10.6    6.7    3.6    3.0    1.77    4.76   10.83    6.96    6.23
2001    0.4    0.7    1.7    3.5    7.0    9.1   12.0   12.0    9.4   10.0    3.6    0.2    1.36    4.06   11.07    7.69    5.83
2002    2.3    3.4    3.3    4.1    7.5    9.7   11.1   12.4    9.5    6.1    5.4    3.4    1.89    4.99   11.09    6.99    6.54
2003    1.5    0.2    2.5    4.3    7.3   10.7   12.6   12.6    8.6    4.8    4.8    1.6    1.78    4.70   12.00    6.07    6.01
2004    2.1    2.2    2.6    5.1    7.0   10.5   11.1   13.0   10.4    7.1    4.7    2.0    1.98    4.87   11.51    7.38    6.48
2005    2.8    1.3    3.4    4.4    6.5   10.3   12.1   10.9   10.5    9.7    2.4    1.0    2.06    4.76   11.11    7.56    6.31
2006    1.6    0.9    1.3    4.2    7.5   10.3   13.4   11.9   12.3    9.4    4.3    3.5    1.19    4.36   11.86    8.65    6.74
2007    3.8    2.7    2.9    5.7    7.5   10.6   11.2   10.8    9.4    6.9    3.7    1.8    3.33    5.35   10.87    6.68    6.44
2008    3.3    1.0    2.4    3.5    8.2    9.5   11.7   12.5    9.4    5.6    4.1    0.6    2.07    4.72   11.25    6.39    6.01
2009   -0.0    1.2    2.5    4.9    7.2    9.6   11.7   12.1    9.9    7.6    5.5    0.1    0.56    4.88   11.19    7.70    6.06
2010   -1.3   -0.2    1.9    3.6    5.7    9.7   12.6   11.0    9.6    6.6    2.3   -3.6   -0.49    3.74   11.12    6.18    4.85
2011    1.0    3.4    2.2    6.2    7.4    9.1   10.3   11.1   10.7    8.5    6.3    2.7    0.17    5.26   10.16    8.52    6.59
2012    2.2    0.7    3.3    3.1    7.0    9.7   11.2   12.2    8.5    5.9    3.3    1.6    1.91    4.48   11.02    5.92    5.74
2013    1.0    0.2   -0.3    2.9    5.6    9.1   12.4   12.1    9.4    9.1    2.9    2.7    0.93    2.72   11.25    7.18    5.64
2014    2.5    3.1    3.1    5.7    7.9   10.3   12.3   10.6   10.3    8.9    5.4    2.0    2.77    5.58   11.07    8.20    6.86
2015    1.2    0.7    2.4    3.7    6.6    8.8   11.1   11.5    8.0    7.1    6.2    6.7    1.34    4.25   10.51    7.10    6.22
2016    2.3    1.4    1.8    3.0    7.4   10.7   12.2   12.2   11.8    7.0    2.4    2.8    3.49    4.07   11.72    7.05    6.26
2017    0.8    3.3    4.7    4.0    8.2   11.5   12.1   11.2    9.5    8.9    3.2    1.7    2.24    5.65   11.59    7.24    6.61
2018    2.3   -0.4    1.4    5.9    7.5   10.5   12.8   12.1    9.1    6.5    5.0    3.8    1.25    4.90   11.83    6.87    6.42
2019    1.0    2.1    4.1    3.8    6.1    9.9   12.6   12.4    9.7    6.6    3.5    2.7    2.32    4.70   11.67    6.60    6.25
2020    3.5    3.0    2.5    4.8    6.6   10.4   11.3   13.1    9.3    7.2    5.3    2.2    3.09    4.61   11.62    7.24    6.60
2021    0.2    1.7    3.3    0.9    5.5   10.7   12.8   11.8   11.4    8.5    4.1    3.6    1.37    3.24   11.81    7.97    6.23
2022    1.3    3.1    3.2    4.0    8.3    9.7   12.7   12.8    9.9    8.9    6.2    0.4    2.65    5.19   11.74    8.35    6.73
2023    1.8    2.7    3.5    4.2    7.5

  

Areal values from HadUK-Grid 1km gridded climate data from land surface network
Source: Met Office National Climate Information Centre
Monthly, seasonal and annual mean of daily maximum air temperature for England
Areal series, starting in 1884
Last updated 01-Jun-2023 10:46
year    jan    feb    mar    apr    may    jun    jul    aug    sep    oct    nov    dec     win     spr     sum     aut     ann
1884    8.2    7.6    9.6   10.7   15.9   18.4   20.3   22.2   18.4   12.6    8.2    6.4     ---   12.06   20.30   13.05   13.22
1885    4.6    8.4    8.0   11.7   12.8   18.5   21.0   18.0   16.3   10.3    8.1    6.1    6.40   10.84   19.16   11.53   11.98
1886    4.3    3.4    6.8   11.3   14.4   17.5   20.2   20.1   17.5   14.0    9.0    4.9    4.62   10.84   19.28   13.51   12.00
1887    4.6    7.1    7.0   10.7   13.1   20.6   22.6   20.8   15.4   10.6    7.1    5.3    5.48   10.28   21.35   11.00   12.11
1888    5.5    3.9    5.8    9.5   15.2   17.2   17.0   18.1   16.3   12.1    9.8    7.4    4.92   10.17   17.42   12.72   11.50
1889    5.5    5.6    7.9   10.3   16.6   20.1   19.2   18.6   16.5   11.8    9.2    5.8    6.16   11.64   19.28   12.52   12.30
1890    8.4    5.7    9.5   11.0   16.1   17.7   18.3   18.4   19.1   13.4    8.9    1.4    6.67   12.22   18.14   13.79   12.36
1891    4.1    8.4    7.2    9.9   13.6   18.8   18.8   17.7   18.2   12.9    8.2    7.1    4.52   10.21   18.42   13.11   12.08
1892    4.6    5.9    6.3   12.7   15.9   17.6   17.9   19.2   16.1   10.3    9.1    4.7    5.86   11.61   18.28   11.82   11.71
1893    4.3    7.3   12.4   15.8   17.6   20.4   20.3   22.0   17.3   13.6    8.1    7.4    5.35   15.27   20.93   13.01   13.92
1894    5.6    7.8   11.0   13.9   13.1   17.6   19.9   18.0   15.3   12.3   10.3    7.5    6.93   12.65   18.49   12.62   12.71
1895    2.5    1.5    8.6   12.2   17.2   19.7   19.3   19.9   21.1   10.9   10.3    6.2    3.90   12.67   19.64   14.06   12.51
1896    6.9    7.4   10.1   12.8   16.9   20.7   21.2   18.3   16.2   10.4    7.2    6.2    6.81   13.31   20.05   11.25   12.87
1897    3.4    7.9    9.5   10.6   14.4   19.2   21.0   20.6   15.9   13.6   10.0    7.4    5.73   11.54   20.27   13.16   12.82
1898    8.3    7.5    7.7   12.3   13.7   17.7   19.9   20.9   20.2   14.3    9.9    9.5    7.75   11.22   19.51   14.78   13.52
1899    7.4    8.4    9.4   11.3   14.1   20.5   21.9   23.0   17.6   13.6   11.2    4.8    8.43   11.59   21.79   14.12   13.61
1900    6.4    5.2    6.5   12.6   14.3   18.8   22.6   19.3   18.4   13.3    9.5    9.4    5.48   11.10   20.23   13.70   13.06
1901    5.8    4.5    6.9   12.9   16.4   18.6   22.5   20.6   17.8   13.2    8.0    5.8    6.60   12.07   20.59   13.01   12.80
1902    7.0    4.1   10.1   11.7   12.6   17.5   19.0   18.3   17.0   12.4    9.2    6.7    5.68   11.49   18.27   12.86   12.18
1903    6.3    9.4   10.2   10.2   15.0   17.0   19.3   18.2   16.9   13.2    9.1    5.2    7.39   11.81   18.16   13.07   12.51
1904    6.4    5.7    7.4   12.5   14.7   17.7   21.5   19.6   16.8   13.2    8.4    6.5    5.75   11.55   19.62   12.81   12.56
1905    6.1    7.5   10.2   10.5   15.4   18.8   22.0   18.8   16.0   10.7    7.7    6.9    6.68   12.06   19.89   11.46   12.59
1906    7.5    5.9    8.3   12.2   14.2   18.6   20.6   21.5   18.9   14.1    9.9    5.5    6.82   11.56   20.26   14.29   13.14
1907    5.7    5.6   10.8   11.3   14.3   16.2   18.1   18.5   18.5   13.2    9.4    6.9    5.60   12.15   17.63   13.68   12.42
1908    5.2    7.8    7.3    9.6   16.5   19.0   20.1   18.9   16.7   15.5   10.3    6.3    6.59   11.13   19.31   14.16   12.77
1909    5.7    5.9    6.3   13.5   15.9   15.6   18.5   20.2   15.6   13.6    7.9    6.3    5.98   11.89   18.15   12.37   12.13
1910    5.9    7.6    9.7   11.0   15.4   18.8   17.8   18.9   16.4   13.6    6.5    8.3    6.59   12.03   18.52   12.20   12.53
1911    5.8    7.3    7.8   11.0   17.5   19.0   23.7   23.2   19.3   12.8    8.6    8.3    7.13   12.12   22.00   13.55   13.74
1912    5.8    7.8   10.1   13.6   16.1   17.7   19.8   16.4   14.7   12.5    8.6    9.2    7.28   13.28   17.96   11.93   12.70
1913    6.5    7.6    9.4   11.3   15.8   18.6   18.4   19.9   17.9   14.2   11.1    7.0    7.75   12.17   18.97   14.39   13.17
1914    5.5    9.5    9.2   14.7   15.1   19.3   20.0   20.7   18.2   13.7    9.6    7.1    7.29   12.95   20.00   13.82   13.56
1915    5.9    6.9    8.5   11.9   15.5   19.2   18.6   19.4   17.8   12.5    6.4    7.8    6.63   11.93   19.07   12.24   12.56
1916    9.7    6.2    5.9   12.6   15.9   15.5   19.4   20.8   16.7   13.7    9.3    4.7    7.91   11.45   18.57   13.26   12.55
1917    2.9    3.8    6.4    9.2   17.5   19.9   20.5   18.7   17.9   11.4   10.4    4.8    3.83   11.05   19.70   13.22   11.99
1918    6.2    8.6    9.6   10.2   17.5   18.1   20.0   20.2   15.5   12.3    8.7    9.1    6.45   12.46   19.46   12.16   13.04
1919    5.0    4.3    6.6   11.0   17.9   18.8   17.9   20.6   17.3   11.7    5.8    7.8    6.22   11.87   19.10   11.58   12.11
1920    7.7    8.9   10.8   11.1   16.0   18.7   17.7   17.5   17.1   14.2    9.7    6.5    8.11   12.65   17.94   13.67   13.00
1921    9.3    7.6   10.7   12.9   16.4   19.6   23.6   19.4   19.0   17.2    7.5    9.0    7.82   13.33   20.91   14.63   14.42
1922    6.1    7.2    7.5    9.6   17.7   18.5   17.4   17.2   15.8   11.9    8.8    7.7    7.45   11.61   17.70   12.15   12.14
1923    8.0    7.6    9.5   11.1   13.2   16.2   21.7   19.6   16.7   12.8    6.3    6.1    7.75   11.29   19.17   11.93   12.43
1924    6.6    5.4    8.2   11.1   15.2   17.9   19.5   17.9   16.5   13.2    9.4    8.7    6.07   11.51   18.46   13.06   12.51
1925    7.6    7.7    8.0   11.2   15.5   19.9   21.4   19.5   15.3   14.0    6.7    5.3    8.01   11.56   20.25   12.01   12.70
1926    6.8    9.0    9.5   13.0   14.0   17.7   20.8   20.6   18.5   11.7    8.8    6.5    6.94   12.17   19.73   12.99   13.09
1927    6.9    6.9   10.3   11.8   15.5   16.5   19.1   19.4   15.8   13.9    8.7    3.7    6.77   12.53   18.35   12.81   12.42
1928    7.9    8.8    9.0   12.0   14.8   17.1   21.1   19.5   17.6   13.6   10.5    6.2    6.76   11.90   19.24   13.88   13.16
1929    3.5    2.8   11.7   10.5   15.8   17.6   20.8   19.6   20.7   13.1    9.7    8.0    4.20   12.70   19.36   14.49   12.89
1930    8.1    4.8    8.6   11.3   14.6   19.8   19.0   20.0   17.0   13.6    9.4    6.6    7.06   11.48   19.58   13.33   12.77
1931    5.8    6.3    7.6   10.9   15.1   18.1   18.9   18.0   15.2   12.9   10.2    7.6    6.22   11.23   18.33   12.78   12.26
1932    8.7    5.8    8.4   10.2   13.6   18.5   19.6   21.4   17.0   12.1    8.9    7.6    7.41   10.73   19.86   12.67   12.69
1933    4.9    6.9   11.6   13.1   16.0   20.1   22.4   22.7   19.6   13.3    8.1    3.6    6.47   13.53   21.73   13.68   13.55
1934    7.0    7.1    8.4   11.5   15.9   19.6   23.2   19.8   19.0   13.5    8.5    9.7    5.88   11.94   20.86   13.66   13.64
1935    6.6    8.2    9.8   11.5   14.4   19.0   22.2   21.8   17.4   12.8    9.4    5.2    8.17   11.91   21.03   13.20   13.23
1936    6.1    5.1    9.7   10.0   15.6   18.8   18.7   20.4   17.7   13.0    8.5    7.8    5.48   11.78   19.31   13.10   12.66
1937    7.4    7.9    6.5   12.1   16.1   18.4   19.8   21.5   17.6   13.8    8.2    5.2    7.72   11.54   19.91   13.21   12.90
1938    8.0    7.4   13.3   12.1   14.7   18.5   19.0   20.0   17.6   13.5   11.7    6.4    6.85   13.40   19.20   14.27   13.57
1939    6.4    8.3    8.7   12.6   15.6   18.7   19.0   20.5   18.0   11.7   11.0    5.4    7.00   12.27   19.41   13.53   13.00
1940    1.8    4.6    9.5   12.2   17.4   21.7   19.2   20.1   17.5   12.9    9.6    6.3    3.93   13.02   20.33   13.30   12.74
1941    2.5    5.9    8.4    9.9   13.2   19.5   22.1   18.5   18.3   13.7    9.2    7.9    4.86   10.52   20.05   13.72   12.46
1942    3.3    2.7    8.1   13.1   15.4   19.4   19.5   20.3   17.7   13.9    8.1    8.7    4.70   12.22   19.75   13.25   12.58
1943    7.1    8.8   10.8   14.9   16.8   18.5   20.8   19.9   17.2   14.3    8.9    6.1    8.19   14.12   19.76   13.47   13.70
1944    8.5    5.9    9.0   14.0   16.1   17.4   19.8   21.5   16.4   12.2    9.0    6.0    6.84   13.05   19.57   12.54   13.01
1945    3.0    9.9   11.9   14.5   16.5   18.5   20.7   19.9   17.6   15.3    9.7    7.4    6.17   14.29   19.72   14.22   13.76
1946    5.6    8.3    8.8   14.5   14.6   17.0   20.4   18.4   17.1   12.6   10.4    5.7    7.07   12.59   18.61   13.35   12.79
1947    4.3    0.1    6.3   12.2   17.6   19.7   20.8   24.0   19.4   14.8    9.9    7.4    3.48   12.06   21.52   14.72   13.13
1948    7.6    7.0   12.6   13.4   16.2   17.3   19.5   18.6   17.4   13.5   10.0    8.1    7.36   14.06   18.48   13.65   13.47
1949    7.9    9.0    8.3   14.1   15.5   19.9   22.2   21.5   20.4   15.2    9.2    8.2    8.30   12.60   21.19   14.93   14.29
1950    6.4    8.4   11.2   11.3   14.9   20.8   19.9   19.7   16.3   12.9    8.4    3.3    7.61   12.49   20.13   12.55   12.81
1951    6.1    6.1    7.1   10.7   13.5   18.1   20.7   18.6   17.7   13.4   10.8    8.1    5.13   10.42   19.15   13.96   12.61
1952    5.2    6.2    9.3   13.7   17.4   18.7   20.8   20.0   14.7   12.2    6.7    5.6    6.54   13.47   19.86   11.18   12.57
1953    5.5    6.8   10.2   11.3   16.8   17.8   19.3   20.4   17.7   13.5   10.7    9.0    5.95   12.79   19.16   13.95   13.29
1954    5.2    5.0    8.8   11.8   15.1   16.8   17.5   18.0   16.5   14.8    9.9    8.8    6.42   11.91   17.45   13.74   12.39
1955    4.8    3.8    6.7   13.3   13.5   17.5   22.3   22.5   18.4   13.1    9.7    8.4    5.87   11.13   20.78   13.75   12.89
1956    6.1    2.5    9.5   10.7   16.8   16.8   19.2   17.1   17.5   12.9    8.6    7.8    5.75   12.37   17.70   13.02   12.17
1957    7.9    8.0   12.1   12.6   14.6   20.4   19.9   19.0   15.8   14.1    8.6    7.0    7.90   13.12   19.77   12.84   13.37
1958    6.0    7.6    6.6   11.1   15.1   17.3   19.6   19.5   18.4   13.7    8.9    7.0    6.85   10.93   18.81   13.68   12.59
1959    4.5    6.9   10.3   13.0   17.0   19.6   22.0   21.9   20.2   16.5    9.7    8.2    6.14   13.45   21.18   15.50   14.21
1960    6.2    6.6    8.6   12.9   16.9   20.5   18.8   18.9   16.7   12.9    9.8    6.2    7.03   12.78   19.37   13.14   12.92
1961    5.9    9.3   12.2   13.2   15.0   19.1   19.1   19.5   19.0   14.1    8.8    5.2    7.04   13.48   19.22   13.98   13.37
1962    7.0    7.0    6.2   11.1   13.6   18.1   18.3   18.0   16.1   14.0    7.9    4.8    6.35   10.30   18.15   12.69   11.88
1963    0.4    1.6    8.8   11.7   14.3   18.5   19.1   17.7   16.8   13.8   10.5    5.0    2.31   11.61   18.44   13.66   11.56
1964    5.4    6.7    6.3   11.9   17.3   17.4   20.1   19.8   18.8   12.4   10.1    6.2    5.67   11.80   19.11   13.76   12.70
1965    5.7    5.4    8.8   11.9   15.1   18.2   17.3   18.9   15.8   14.4    7.2    7.0    5.76   11.95   18.15   12.50   12.20
1966    4.6    7.6    9.8   10.1   15.3   19.2   18.7   18.7   17.7   13.3    8.0    7.9    6.37   11.71   18.86   12.98   12.58
1967    6.4    8.0   10.1   11.2   13.8   18.5   20.9   19.6   16.9   13.5    8.3    6.5    7.41   11.73   19.68   12.94   12.86
1968    6.6    4.4    9.7   12.2   13.6   18.8   18.5   18.9   17.1   15.0    8.5    5.0    5.89   11.83   18.73   13.55   12.39
1969    7.6    3.2    6.0   11.6   14.7   18.4   21.2   19.9   17.4   16.2    8.2    5.5    5.35   10.77   19.83   13.95   12.55
1970    5.9    5.8    6.9    9.9   17.0   20.9   19.0   20.0   18.2   14.1   10.3    6.4    5.73   11.29   19.94   14.19   12.90
1971    6.7    7.5    8.0   11.0   16.0   15.9   21.6   19.3   18.8   15.2    9.2    8.5    6.82   11.67   18.93   14.39   13.16
1972    5.8    6.5   10.2   11.5   14.1   15.5   19.4   19.3   15.6   13.9    9.0    8.0    6.92   11.95   18.08   12.85   12.43
1973    6.5    7.2   10.3   10.7   15.0   19.5   19.5   20.8   18.1   12.5    9.0    7.6    7.25   12.02   19.96   13.21   13.10
1974    8.4    8.0    8.7   11.9   15.1   17.7   18.7   19.4   15.5   10.3    9.2    9.9    8.00   11.88   18.59   11.63   12.74
1975    9.0    7.3    7.4   11.7   13.5   19.6   21.5   23.3   17.3   13.3    9.1    7.3    8.77   10.85   21.50   13.23   13.40
1976    7.7    6.7    7.8   11.7   15.9   22.0   23.5   22.8   16.7   13.3    8.8    4.3    7.23   11.81   22.77   12.94   13.45
1977    4.9    7.4    9.7   10.6   14.5   16.0   19.8   19.0   16.5   14.7    8.9    8.1    5.45   11.64   18.29   13.36   12.54
1978    5.5    4.7    9.9    9.5   15.6   17.6   18.3   18.6   17.6   15.1   11.1    6.3    6.12   11.65   18.15   14.60   12.51
1979    2.7    3.3    7.4   11.0   13.8   17.9   20.3   18.7   17.4   14.5    9.7    7.9    4.14   10.74   18.97   13.85   12.10
1980    4.7    8.2    7.5   12.7   15.5   17.6   18.2   19.6   18.1   12.2    8.5    8.1    6.88   11.91   18.49   12.95   12.59
1981    7.1    5.7   10.2   11.2   14.9   16.9   19.5   20.6   18.6   11.4   10.3    3.3    7.00   12.12   19.01   13.42   12.51
1982    5.6    7.4    9.5   12.8   16.3   19.0   20.5   19.6   18.5   13.0   10.1    7.0    5.35   12.86   19.73   13.85   13.30
1983    8.9    4.2    9.3   10.4   13.4   18.1   24.2   22.0   16.9   13.6    9.8    8.2    6.78   11.05   21.49   13.44   13.32
1984    6.2    6.1    7.3   12.8   13.8   18.7   21.6   22.0   16.7   14.3   10.3    7.8    6.83   11.29   20.80   13.78   13.17
1985    3.4    5.1    8.0   11.9   14.5   16.4   20.1   18.1   18.4   14.2    6.8    8.5    5.45   11.46   18.22   13.15   12.16
1986    5.9    1.1    8.3    9.1   14.8   19.0   19.9   17.2   15.8   14.3   10.7    8.6    5.28   10.76   18.68   13.60   12.12
1987    3.0    6.5    7.1   14.0   14.1   16.3   19.7   19.5   17.5   13.0    8.8    7.8    6.01   11.71   18.52   13.10   12.30
1988    7.6    7.5    9.2   11.7   15.8   18.2   18.1   19.3   16.8   13.6    8.9    9.5    7.64   12.24   18.56   13.06   13.03
1989    8.7    9.0   10.9    9.9   18.0   19.5   23.0   21.4   18.5   15.0    9.4    7.4    9.05   12.95   21.29   14.32   14.25
1990    9.0   10.1   11.8   12.7   17.7   17.3   21.8   22.9   17.2   14.8    9.3    6.7    8.78   14.06   20.70   13.78   14.31
1991    5.8    4.6   10.9   11.5   14.5   15.8   21.3   21.7   19.2   12.9    9.3    7.3    5.73   12.31   19.63   13.81   12.96
1992    6.1    8.5   10.2   12.2   18.2   20.4   20.1   19.3   16.7   10.8   10.4    6.2    7.28   13.53   19.93   12.60   13.26
1993    8.6    6.9   10.0   12.7   15.4   19.1   19.1   18.9   15.8   11.4    7.3    7.7    7.28   12.67   19.06   11.49   12.79
1994    7.6    5.9   10.5   11.7   14.1   18.7   22.8   19.9   15.9   13.5   12.1    9.1    7.10   12.10   20.48   13.82   13.53
1995    7.4    9.1    9.0   12.8   16.2   18.3   23.3   24.3   17.3   16.3   10.4    4.6    8.50   12.70   22.02   14.69   14.12
1996    5.7    5.4    6.8   12.4   13.1   19.3   21.1   20.9   17.2   14.7    8.8    5.2    5.23   10.73   20.44   13.58   12.57
1997    4.8    9.3   11.8   13.2   16.1   17.6   21.1   23.2   18.1   13.9   11.0    8.3    6.33   13.70   20.66   14.35   14.07
1998    7.6   10.4   10.9   11.1   17.3   17.7   19.2   20.4   18.1   13.4    8.7    8.3    8.71   13.16   19.10   13.40   13.62
1999    8.3    7.8   10.5   13.2   16.9   18.0   22.3   20.3   19.7   14.1   10.3    7.4    8.16   13.51   20.22   14.72   14.10
2000    7.6    9.1   10.8   11.5   16.2   18.8   19.1   21.1   18.4   13.4    9.6    7.7    8.02   12.84   19.70   13.79   13.63
2001    5.9    7.7    8.2   11.2   17.0   18.4   21.3   21.0   16.7   16.2   10.6    6.6    7.09   12.18   20.27   14.52   13.45
2002    8.3    9.8   11.1   13.7   15.6   18.3   20.0   21.1   18.4   13.4   11.0    7.4    8.18   13.47   19.83   14.27   14.04
2003    6.9    7.2   12.0   14.3   16.2   20.6   21.6   23.0   19.6   13.0   11.1    7.8    7.18   14.13   21.74   14.54   14.47
2004    7.7    7.9    9.9   13.2   16.6   19.8   20.0   21.4   18.6   13.7   10.2    8.3    7.82   13.24   20.40   14.15   13.96
2005    8.6    6.8   10.1   12.9   15.6   19.9   20.8   20.9   19.3   15.9    9.7    7.4    7.92   12.89   20.54   14.96   14.03
2006    6.5    6.3    7.9   12.4   16.1   20.8   25.2   20.1   20.7   16.1   11.5    8.8    6.76   12.15   22.04   16.09   14.41
2007    9.5    8.9   11.0   16.3   16.0   19.0   19.2   20.0   18.0   14.5   10.6    7.8    9.06   14.38   19.42   14.35   14.24
2008    9.2    9.5    9.4   12.0   17.7   18.5   20.6   19.8   17.2   13.4    9.5    6.3    8.81   13.03   19.65   13.37   13.61
2009    5.8    6.8   10.9   14.2   16.5   19.5   20.3   21.0   18.3   14.8   11.1    5.8    6.31   13.87   20.28   14.74   13.79
2010    3.7    5.5    9.8   13.8   15.4   20.3   21.6   19.6   17.7   13.8    8.0    2.7    4.98   12.98   20.49   13.18   12.68
2011    6.3    8.9   10.8   16.9   16.7   18.7   19.8   19.6   19.2   16.0   12.2    8.5    5.85   14.77   19.40   15.82   14.50
2012    8.3    7.1   12.8   11.1   16.0   17.1   19.3   20.7   17.4   12.7    9.5    7.6    8.01   13.32   19.07   13.21   13.33
2013    5.8    5.7    5.5   11.5   14.8   18.1   23.6   21.5   17.9   15.3    9.3    9.3    6.38   10.59   21.07   14.15   13.23
2014    8.3    8.9   11.8   14.1   16.2   19.7   22.7   19.4   19.4   15.6   11.1    8.1    8.80   14.04   20.64   15.38   14.65
2015    7.4    7.0   10.0   14.0   15.0   19.0   20.4   20.3   17.1   14.4   12.1   12.0    7.50   12.98   19.89   14.53   14.09
2016    8.2    8.0    9.4   11.6   16.8   18.8   21.1   21.5   19.8   14.2    8.9    9.1    9.46   12.62   20.48   14.34   13.99
2017    6.7    8.6   12.1   13.5   17.5   20.3   20.9   20.0   17.3   15.3    9.9    7.6    8.13   14.39   20.40   14.20   14.18
2018    7.9    5.7    7.9   13.2   18.4   21.1   24.8   21.3   18.1   14.6   10.8    9.2    7.07   13.15   22.40   14.50   14.46
2019    6.6   10.9   11.3   13.7   15.9   18.6   22.4   21.7   18.5   13.3    8.8    8.5    8.83   13.65   20.91   13.56   14.20
2020    8.8    9.3   10.4   15.6   18.1   19.5   20.0   21.7   18.6   13.4   11.5    7.4    8.87   14.69   20.41   14.49   14.54
2021    5.7    7.9   10.7   11.5   14.4   20.0   22.1   19.8   20.1   15.1   10.5    8.6    6.96   12.20   20.65   15.24   13.90
2022    8.0    9.9   11.8   13.7   17.2   20.0   23.5   24.0   18.6   16.4   11.7    6.6    8.80   14.27   22.51   15.56   15.15
2023    8.0    9.7   10.0   12.6   17.1                                                     8.02   13.26

 

I'm sure someone can work it out..

leicsmac

leicsmac

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Posted
19 minutes ago, Otis said:

25c today. 

Not sure what's so unusual about that for mid June. Sometimes it will be hotter and Sometimes it will be cooler. It's how averages work, but you already know that. 

 

Show me a year when temperatures in June didn't reach mid 20s

Yes, but with respect, that wasn't the question I asked. I asked if the current temperature matched historical averages, to which you responded in the affirmative. Thanks to the information provided above, we can see the June average maximum temperature historically ranges from around 18-20 degrees C tops, which today of course rather exceeds. As did yesterday, and apparently so will the next week.

 

Of course, you've clarified things a bit with this recent comment, so fair enough.

 

14 minutes ago, Otis said:

In fact millions of people actively travel to Europe in the summer to seek high  temperatures and sunshine. 

Certainly they do. However, I'm pretty sure that what they don't wish for, travelling or otherwise is consistently increasingly high temperatures and sunshine that then result in rather unpleasant consequences all round.

 

My initial point was to once again raise the idea that there might just be a little systemic global problem regarding such things, and so folks might be motivated to actually do something about it for the sake of themselves and future generations, rather than luxuriating in denial and/or just writing it off as "summer".

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yorkie1999

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3 minutes ago, leicsmac said:

Yes, but with respect, that wasn't the question I asked. I asked if the current temperature matched historical averages, to which you responded in the affirmative. Thanks to the information provided above, we can see the June average maximum temperature historically ranges from around 18-20 degrees C tops, which today of course rather exceeds. As did yesterday, and apparently so will the next week.

 

Of course, you've clarified things a bit with this recent comment, so fair enough.

 

Certainly they do. However, I'm pretty sure that what they don't wish for, travelling or otherwise is consistently increasingly high temperatures and sunshine that then result in rather unpleasant consequences all round.

 

My initial point was to once again raise the idea that there might just be a little systemic global problem regarding such things, and so folks might be motivated to actually do something about it for the sake of themselves and future generations, rather than luxuriating in denial and/or just writing it off as "summer".

I think everyone is aware of the drum you keep banging, but what exactly can we do about it apart from pay the net zero tax so that people such as yourselves can come up with a solution. We can't just stop living,  we've got hardly any industry, cars that emit next to nothing in co2's, wind power, solar power, we don't use hairspray anymore and we eat as many cows as possible. I think the problems are being created/carried on in other parts of the world that ain't ever gonna listen.  

leicsmac

leicsmac

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Just now, yorkie1999 said:

I think everyone is aware of the drum you keep banging, but what exactly can we do about it apart from pay the net zero tax so that people such as yourselves can come up with a solution. We can't just stop living,  we've got hardly any industry, cars that emit next to nothing in co2's, wind power, solar power, we don't use hairspray anymore and we eat as many cows as possible. I think the problems are being created/carried on in other parts of the world that ain't ever gonna listen.  

I've talked about this before here too - I get it, it's a problem that many people think is "too big", and with good reason.

 

I'll say again that I'm certainly not advocating for regression in either tech or living standards (quite the opposite) and while it may seem there's nothing more that can be done, it's always possible to, say, lobby a local MP to raise the issue in Parliament and give them the impression that their constituents are ready for continuing change in the way we source energy, and for those same MP's to then use what political power they have to get other countries to do the same.

The Bear

The Bear

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Posted

Once we can get the majority of cars on the road globally to being electric, and then also airplanes too, we'll be in a much better place. 

 

Hopefully big industry around the world should be much greener by then too. I'd say a good 30-50 years for all of the above. Fingers crossed for fusion in that time scale too. 

leicsmac

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5 minutes ago, The Bear said:

Once we can get the majority of cars on the road globally to being electric, and then also airplanes too, we'll be in a much better place. 

 

Hopefully big industry around the world should be much greener by then too. I'd say a good 30-50 years for all of the above. Fingers crossed for fusion in that time scale too. 

Transportation is a big piece of the puzzle, but power generation is the real problem. Biggest contributor by far and things just aren't moving fast enough there.

 

30-50 years would be a reasonable timeframe, but that's still likely going to result in an average temperature increase of over 2 degrees C, with all the consequences that will entail. We really need to do it sooner.

SpacedX

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16 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

we don't use hairspray anymore  

You are conflating climate change with ozone depletion. 

 

People do -  but since CFCs have been banned for consumer products by the Montreal Protocol  in 1987, aerosol spray manufacturers had to devise other propellants. Commonly they use gases like propane and butane. These gases don't damage the ozone layer like CFCs do, but they have their own sets of concerns.

 

And actually, many of today’s propellants contain hydrocarbons or other compressed gasses that still contribute to global warming. quick burst of deodorant might feel harmless, - it largely is - but aerosol can pollution still contributes to your carbon footprint, and the effects are cumulative.

Otis

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21 minutes ago, leicsmac said:

Yes, but with respect, that wasn't the question I asked. I asked if the current temperature matched historical averages, to which you responded in the affirmative. Thanks to the information provided above, we can see the June average maximum temperature historically ranges from around 18-20 degrees C tops, which today of course rather exceeds. As did yesterday, and apparently so will the next week.

 

Of course, you've clarified things a bit with this recent comment, so fair enough.

Well you are comparing apples and oranges.

You are correct in stating June averages 18-20c . Today is one day, you would need to wait until June is over to compare June 2023 with historical averages. 

 

Catastrophizing every individual event is neither helpful or healthy. Resulting in the message you are trying to send getting lost in the continual noise of non-events.

leicsmac

leicsmac

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Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, Otis said:

Well you are comparing apples and oranges.

You are correct in stating June averages 18-20c . Today is one day, you would need to wait until June is over to compare June 2023 with historical averages. 

 

Catastrophizing every individual event is neither helpful or healthy. Resulting in the message you are trying to send getting lost in the continual noise of non-events.

Personally I am pretty damn confident that the current high temperatures (especially because those temperatures are not from a single day, but from a week or more forecast) have everything to do with a consistent global average temperature increase that will be catastrophic within the next few decades (indirectly for the UK, directly for other places), but of course we'll only know that for sure when the month is over.

 

I'd agree that going on about the consequences alone isn't helpful or healthy as it implies powerlessness, but then I've not done that either.

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leicsmac

leicsmac

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4 minutes ago, grobyfox1990 said:

About time it warmed up, bloody freezing month so far. Probably still be in a tshirt in October though 

Yeah, having things swivel from too cold to too hot on a penny isn't the best combo if you're not ready as a country for it.

 

I mean, it kinds happens that way over here, but they're used to tropical climates. Of course, the extremes of temperature keep getting pushed over here too.

Innovindil

Innovindil

Posted
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1 hour ago, leicsmac said:

so folks might be motivated to actually do something about it for the sake of themselves

Too right. My aldi fan is hitting the bin and I'm getting a nice fat aircon for upstairs. Pew pew. 

leicsmac

leicsmac

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Posted (edited)
19 minutes ago, Innovindil said:

Too right. My aldi fan is hitting the bin and I'm getting a nice fat aircon for upstairs. Pew pew. 

Good for you, given the way things are going it's a wise investment and I'm a strong advocate for better living through technology.

 

I would however offer a hint that you might want to pair that with a little bit of thought about the energy generation that powers that aircon unit in the name of future self-interest, because those in a couple decades in (possibly) vastly reduced circumstances might not have such a kind and understanding disposition towards those they think didn't help with the problem and so might be rather indiscriminate. :(

 

Edit: Here's hoping it doesn't come to that, though.

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yorkie1999

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47 minutes ago, Line-X said:

You are conflating climate change with ozone depletion. 

 

People do -  but since CFCs have been banned for consumer products by the Montreal Protocol  in 1987, aerosol spray manufacturers had to devise other propellants. Commonly they use gases like propane and butane. These gases don't damage the ozone layer like CFCs do, but they have their own sets of concerns.

 

And actually, many of today’s propellants contain hydrocarbons or other compressed gasses that still contribute to global warming. quick burst of deodorant might feel harmless, - it largely is - but aerosol can pollution still contributes to your carbon footprint, and the effects are cumulative.

You actually took that comment seriously?

SpacedX

SpacedX

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Posted
8 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

 

You actually took that comment seriously?

Given the fact that you made it, not really. It was however inaccurate. 

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