June 2016 Summary (records, cities, South, hours)

[Botev1912]

They have the same hours during the year.

[Rozenn]

Originally Posted by Ariete

That must secure a 3th place at least (excluding Rozenn).

So that really means you're out of the podium. Deal with it.

[flamingGalah!]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

They have the same hours during the year.

And summer is the sunniest part of the year.

[B87]

Originally Posted by flamingGalah!

And summer is the sunniest part of the year.

And their hours are measured differently.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

So that really means you're out of the podium. Deal with it.

Malta and Nice I can't compete with, but Zagreb and Rimini are realistically beatable. And you still keep posting Paris' forecast, so you don't count. Or did I forget anyone?

[Ethereal]

Average Maximum: 18.0°C
Average Minimum: 8.6°C

Highest Maximum: 21.6°C
Highest Minimum: 14.5°C
Lowest Maximum: 12.1°C
Lowest Minimum: 0.4°C

Total Rainfall: 299.7mm
Precipitation days: 10 days

Sunshine hours: 163.3 (NOTE: the last day of June had missing sunshine hours data, so this figure may be higher by a few hours)

[Noodleman556]

Highest Maximum- 24.3
Average Maximum- 18.6 (-0.8)
Lowest Maximum- 14.2

Highest Minimum- 14.7
Average Minimum- 8.9 (+0.3)
Lowest Minimum- 3.4

Rainfall- 109.4 (-17.3mm)
Days- 16 (+0.8)
Sun Hours- 170.6 (-10hrs)

So far it's a cooler, cloudier and wetter than average year.

[lab276]

Originally Posted by Ethereal

Sunshine hours: 163.3 (NOTE: the last day of June had missing sunshine hours data, so this figure may be higher by a few hours)

Just go with the average daily IMO, it's easier to wrap your head around too.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by lab276

Just go with the average daily IMO, it's easier to wrap your head around too.

Wait, what do you mean?

Here are the daily obs, the sunshine data is missing for June 30th: Sydney, NSW - June 2016 - Daily Weather Observations

[LolleOlle]

Originally Posted by flamingGalah!

No, 30 years is climate And Sweden has much longer hours of daylight in summer, which of course you know...

sure, it's not climate, but when you have 10 year in a row with below average sunshine in summer, it's not "weather", more likely the beginning of a trend.