Is it possible for your climate to have warmer days in mid-winter than your average summer day? (averages, temperatures)

[Cliffie]

In Michigan ANY crazy weather is possible.

[SophieLL]

we too have heatwaves in winter, and its possible to get a 30c, even 35c day in winter, just like a typical summer day.

[Rams_Lord]

Impossible, 0% chance.

[Weidehond]

No, it never happened

[alphatier]

Average high for September and May is 22c. So yes if we count these months, it has happened before.

[AJ1013]

Not possible here in miami. Especially not in key biscayne (average highs in the summer mid-upper 80s. We hit 80 maybe 3-10 times dec-feb and never more than about 82 in my experience.

[Walshie79]

Originally Posted by micC

The average July day has a maximum of 19C, which has never been recorded in winter. It could not happen.

I think it can happen in NE Scotland though. Places round Aberdeenshire have hit 18C in January, that must be close to the average July/August high.

Down here the record Dec/Jan high is around 16-17, about 5 short of a typical July day.

[Ethereal]

It's extremely rare.

Usually, the highest it can get in winter is 26C, and that's in late August. Our summer average is 28C. We've got a record of 29C in August though.

[sulkiercupid]

It's never happened before in recorded history in Perth, so near impossible.

[tarzan_taborda]

no.

all-time winter high is below 18ºC, summer average high is above 24ºC.
But I've had 14/15ºC highs in summer, and 16ºC highs in winter in the same year.