How many summer days (T> 25C or 77F) did your city get this summer? (warmest, averages)

[Jas182]

Originally Posted by Joe90

4 days over 25C, from Dec-Feb, and none over 30C

Highest temperature for the summer was 27C, which was only 3.5C higher than the average maximum of 23.5C.

Shows how effective the sea breeze is at restricting maximum temperatures.

Is that in Nelson? I'm a little surprised by that considering the fair amount of sunshine it has...
The sea must really moderate it?

[Anhityk]

49 days above 25c (my nearest official station, 83 m asl; in period June-August: 39 days)

10 days above 30c

[The East Frisian]

At my station:

36 summer days
9 hot days

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by Jas182

Is that in Nelson? I'm a little surprised by that considering the fair amount of sunshine it has...
The sea must really moderate it?

Yep, that's pretty much a typical summer. A 26C day can make the news.

The sea breeze is a constant for about half the year. Although I should point out, that is the temperature almost right at the beach, and totally exposed to the sea.

[gordo]

In Moncton.

48 days above 25C
5 days above 30C

[MeteoMan]

Looks like Buxton gets the coldest summers in the Northern Hemisphere (apart from perhaps Iceland).

I really need to move somewhere else even if it's just down into the Midlands.

[Summerwhale]

Thats not true.

This forum has no members from any other northern place in the NH to justify that judgement.

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by The East Frisian

At my station:

36 summer days
9 hot days

How are "summer" and "hot" days defined where you live?

Is anything above 30C considered hot?

[tommyFL]

215 so far this year

[livinlyftafullest]

Probobly every single day from mid April. Days here in PhoeNix start to average above 25c in march and end in November. 30c starts in April and ends in October. And June July and August are above 40C