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The big difference is that you'll have muggy, subtropical summers to look forward to whereas we here have a moderate summer. Therefore summer is the happy season here, whereas it is a misery season where you are
A decent chance to beat the 18.6C March heat record at the Norrköping station tomorrow, any heat record here between October and March are so welcome! Having said that, it's going to take a lot. I'd wager a 20 % chance of beating it tomorrow, at least here, because Norrköping usually gets a few decimals warmer during warm spells, but a welcome sign of a real spring
You're forecast 17'C, Uppsala is forecaat 19'C, and so if they're lucky they will not only beat their old 19'C record but also 20'C, which is extremely rare in Sweden; not even Lund has managed that.
No record for us though, only 9'C forecast, though our university station managed 10'C on today's 6'C forecast so you never know...
You're forecast 17'C, Uppsala is forecaat 19'C, and so if they're lucky they will not only beat their old 19'C record but also 20'C, which is extremely rare in Sweden; not even Lund has managed that.
No record for us though, only 9'C forecast, though our university station managed 10'C on today's 6'C forecast so you never know...
Yep to get 20C in March and warm temps early on it pretty much has to be in the interior and in built-up areas so the heat can be exaggarated a bit. What then follows is frost (!) nights. I recall a Saturday in late March 2015 in Örebro being 16/-2 or something like that! I was out with a friend biking 70 km that day
Yep to get 20C in March and warm temps early on it pretty much has to be in the interior and in built-up areas so the heat can be exaggarated a bit. What then follows is frost (!) nights. I recall a Saturday in late March 2015 in Örebro being 16/-2 or something like that! I was out with a friend biking 70 km that day
What's interesting though, is I don't think a single place west of Växjö (exept Kristianstad) has managed that. Even east coastal Västervik managed 21.8'C (!) whereas slightly inland Lund, with much higher average march highs, only has managed 19.3'C. I wonder why the Swedish east coast is so much more prone to march warmth than the west coast
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A lot of broken March records yesterday as well as today!
Uppsala recorded above 19'C today as well, so two days in a row, an almost 300 year old record was beat! A lot of places have recorded above 20'C today, so we'll have to see which places managed to beat their old records.
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