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Well your expectations are set to unrealistic levels.
No, no, I'm not hoping for 32C for 7 days in a row, it's not gonna happen. But 25-27C and sunny would be realistic when looking back at summers in the 2000s.
Well, southern Finland is warmer in July than most of the UK (i.e outside of southern England, mostly the SE at that). It's not much different in June and August.
With the possible exception of the South East, there isn't much difference. Summers here are a bit longer yes, but generally very similar temperature wise.
Finland is also a lot sunnier during summer. We'd perhaps be a couple of degrees warmer if we had as much Sun as they do.
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