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Trondheim Airport Værnes - August
1986-2015 August mean Trondheim AP 1986-2015 is 14.5°C; the 61-90 base period mean was 13.4°C.
Jan, Mar and May slightly below avg (86-15), other months above, Apr well above. Coldest low in the city (Voll, 127 m) this year -13.7°C
Precipitation 69 %, almost 34 mm came on one day, Aug 13th.
Warmest low 17.7°C, coldest high 14.2°C.
Saltdal in Arctic Norway recorded in July the warmest high ever recorded in Norway's part of the Arctic Circle
Stavanger on the southwest coast. Sunshine data from Bergen Airport
In the High Arctic, Svalbard Airport/Longyearbyen: Mean 6.2c (+1.2c compared to 61-90), avg high 8.1c. Coldest low 0.3c. Now 105 consecutive months above average. Hard to get months below average when annual average in Longyearbyen has warmed 4°C since 1970 and winter temperatures have warmed 7°C since 1970.
For the country as a whole, August was 1.7°C above the old 1961-90 average, while precipitation was 120 %. Warmest mean was 17.8°C at Færder lighth. Wettest station: 592.8 mm at Basura near Bergen.
May not be done with the heat/humidity in Indianapolis just yet, some local forecasts are showing highs in the upper 80’s or even lower 90’s Fahrenheit early next week, I’m keeping my fingers crossed that Indianapolis at least gets up to the upper 80’s a couple more times before the cooler and eventually colder weather settles in for good this season.
Trondheim Airport Værnes - August
1986-2015 August mean Trondheim AP 1986-2015 is 14.5°C; the 61-90 base period mean was 13.4°C.
Jan, Mar and May slightly below avg (86-15), other months above, Apr well above. Coldest low in the city (Voll, 127 m) this year -13.7°C
Precipitation 69 %, almost 34 mm came on one day, Aug 13th.
Warmest low 17.7°C, coldest high 14.2°C.
Saltdal in Arctic Norway recorded in July the warmest high ever recorded in Norway's part of the Arctic Circle
Stavanger on the southwest coast. Sunshine data from Bergen Airport
In the High Arctic, Svalbard Airport/Longyearbyen: Mean 6.2c (+1.2c compared to 61-90), avg high 8.1c. Coldest low 0.3c. Now 105 consecutive months above average. Hard to get months below average when annual average in Longyearbyen has warmed 4°C since 1970 and winter temperatures have warmed 7°C since 1970.
For the country as a whole, August was 1.7°C above the old 1961-90 average, while precipitation was 120 %. Warmest mean was 17.8°C at Færder lighth. Wettest station: 592.8 mm at Basura near Bergen.
I wish the US would record monthly sunshine hours. Why is this no longer a thing here? I don't get it.
I wish the US would record monthly sunshine hours. Why is this no longer a thing here? I don't get it.
It shows just how little the actual real world matters. It's hard evience of how little reality matters. It is like a weather station not recording snow anymore, but claiming it is a quality climate station. (that is actually the case, I did not make it up)
We had one sniff of fall Sat morning with a low of 73f and a dew of 67f. No rain in days and none for many more days. The cane ended our wets season as by Sept 20th it will over anyways. Still pray we get something in the gulf to bring me 15" of rain by Oct. Long warm and dry fall coming.
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