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Sorry El Junter,if I list every single country I could be here all night... And Croatia & Italy not really well above average really, quite seasonable
Just like the majority of Spain then... most of Spain is also seasonable if we take June averages and today's high temps.
Just some are really well above and again you mentioned all of the country just like in Netherlands or France where again 95% of the country was well above, an enormous difference with Spain... not sure why exactly.
Today again the left half of Spain was seasonable with many on average, plus quite places from eastern Spain (Valencia, Murcia, Ibiza, Tarragona, Girona etc) were practically average or as much as 2°C above the avg which is seasonable but btw...
Yeah it certainly was 28C here today. Gruelling stuff. I was out on the bike down to the outright coastal town Oxelösund and there was a gorgeous sea breeze there. I even froze a bit when I arrived even though I never visited the shore.
Combined with a decent sun angle even at 5.30 pm when I left home, going there was quite the experience. It's a bit more than 10 km one way and most of it is in the sun, not the shade. I felt signs of heat exhaustion all the way down there, me not being accustomed to any heat yet nor living without AC like every other Swede certainly came as no help. I felt I was a bit boiled even though relative humidity was around 30 % and there was some wind! Then as I turned around and went home it didn't feel so bad with the heat anymore but I felt rather torn apart in my muscles all the way back.
One of the nastiest heat shocks I've ever felt in May. For this city it was the most hardcore. In Örebro there's no sea breeze so it's even worse
28/9 = 19.5C is the mean so all in all not that intense of a day. I could live with this year round and would be acclimatized to it then Shame about the sun angles and humidity having to be much higher in order to achieve that though
Our thunderstorm earlier. This was actually filmed just a mile from where I live, in a Sainsbury's car park. Funnily enough, it had to be evacuated because the roof collapsed, lol.
Leeming is at 98% of the average sunshine now, which is quite the recovery considering this month was on course to be rather dull. Guess it helps that the past 4 days have been completely sunny.
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