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Idk, not that I noticed. Our coldest part of the day is like in the middle of the night, not in the morning unlike more southern places.
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Originally Posted by Razza94
Is that unusual?
Idk, we usually get close to freezing once every or every other June, does seem very low for being July. 2015 we actually hit 2.0'C but that was the coldest July in decades. The min is usually 4-6'C. Maybe Lommaren can give better statistics :P
I was thinking that 2.4C wasn't particularly cold for July, as those sort of temperatures happen here regularly. (1.6C was the coldest sea level reading just around here last January and numerous nearby places below 300 metres had temperatures below -2C)
Thinking about it though, the long daylight hours and very short nights would leave a only a short time for temperatures to drop so low, I would guess?
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