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Might be Moscow in that 2010 heat wave.... I don't think any location in Canada at or above 55N has ever approached an average max of 32C/90F. Places like Medicine Hat and Spence Bridge may have come close, but they are at 50/51N, not 55N.
London is oceanic and on an island... Not continental. Heat waves will never be as intense max or lows.
True... but we have higher record max temperatures than Moscow, so I'm still confused. And our record hot months have pretty much all been bone dry with no rain.
True... but we have higher record max temperatures than Moscow, so I'm still confused. And our record hot months have pretty much all been bone dry with no rain.
Well no you don't have higher record highs in summer.
True... but we have higher record max temperatures than Moscow, so I'm still confused. And our record hot months have pretty much all been bone dry with no rain.
But your record hot months aren't as hot. I think it's harder for a hot air mass to stick with its island location.
True... but we have higher record max temperatures than Moscow, so I'm still confused. And our record hot months have pretty much all been bone dry with no rain.
And one would expect London's island location to actually promote higher mins compared to continental climates, which usually cool down quicker at night, but I guess it isn't always as simple as that.
And one would expect London's island location to actually promote higher mins compared to continental climates, which usually cool down quicker at night, but I guess it isn't always as simple as that.
Yeah, that's what I thought as well, particularly as our southerly plumes that promote high temperatures are normally humid and muggy
Those temperatures are both from the Greater London area though.
Either way.. The record temperatures are very similar in the 3 summer months
Kent is Greater London?
Stop your rubbish. Greater Moscow extends then in the same extent, and so for it reached 40C.
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