So far, the summer temperature is about 1 degree above average, and it may rank among the 10 hottest summers in the UK on record.
this Bureau of Meteorology Said that although this may surprise those who have experienced more humid and “dull” seasons than usual in London and the South East U.K At relatively high temperature Scotland with Northern Ireland Help raise the average temperature this summer to the top 10.
The Met Office said in a statement that although the final ranking was announced in early September, the average temperature in summer in the UK was approximately 1 degree Celsius higher than the average temperature of 15.4 degrees Celsius (59.7 degrees Fahrenheit).
So far, Northern Ireland has experienced a warm summer with an average temperature of 15.0C (59F).
The Bureau of Meteorology stated that the temperature in Scotland is 13.8 degrees Celsius (56.84 degrees Fahrenheit), which is “extraordinarily warm”.
In the heat wave last month, Northern Ireland broke the record with a maximum temperature of 31.3 degrees Celsius (88.3 degrees Fahrenheit).
Whether it can enter the top 10 this summer is still likely to be close.
The weather bureau’s outlook until Monday (the penultimate day of summer) shows: “The northern and eastern coastal areas are usually cloudy and cool with light rain or showers. Elsewhere, it is dry and sunny. The west is warm.”
The rainfall in the western region, especially in the west of Scotland, is also far below average. So far, the rainfall in Scotland is 188.1 mm, which is only 62% of the average rainfall of the season, and 189.5 mm in Wales, which is only the average rainfall of the season. 66% of the amount.
In contrast, the average of all fields Greater London Rainfall was 220.2 mm-48% higher than the long-term summer average, but still below record.
Hampshire has 245.2 mm, which is 49% above average, Surrey has 240.3 mm, which is 54% above average, and West Sussex has 250.9 mm, which is 52% above average.
Dr. Mark McCarthy of the National Climatic Information Center said: “Obviously, there is still some time before this month and the end of the season, but so far, the summer is definitely drier and warmer than average.
“Even though we saw some humid, dull weather in the southeast.
“Some of the flooding in London in July, some individual sites reported summer rainfall that was almost twice the normal summer, but the northern and western parts of the country experienced plenty of sunshine during June and July, despite the country’s large In some areas, the level was lower than average until August.”
