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Only the first two days of July were slightly above average here, other than that, every single day has been below average and there's not an average day in our 10 day forecast. Also pretty cloudy.
Edit: So far the average is only 18.8/8.1 compared to 21.2/10.8 so -2.6'C departure (although of course late July is warmer on average)
You're just having a gift that keeps on giving up there
At least here we're close to normal...
Accuweather claims 21/10 for Nyköping, but I'd guess that's more like 21/11.5 ish in the area where I live because nights have been pretty mild it has to be said The end result for this month I do expect to be 21/12 or something like that.
It's like a Midlands summer though. Underwhelming to say the least, at least not that much rain so far, but this is a rain shadow similar to Ipswich so little surprise there.
You're just having a gift that keeps on giving up there
At least here we're close to normal...
Accuweather claims 21/10 for Nyköping, but I'd guess that's more like 21/11.5 ish in the area where I live because nights have been pretty mild it has to be said The end result for this month I do expect to be 21/12 or something like that.
It's like a Midlands summer though. Underwhelming to say the least, at least not that much rain so far, but this is a rain shadow similar to Ipswich so little surprise there.
Although, to be fair, Jakobsli is having it much worse with 16.0/9.5 compared to 19.6/11.8 according to infoclimat (00-16) so -3'C so far...
Edit: Also, our max temperature so far this year is 22.7'C... that's ridiculous. If August doesn't see heat either, surely that must be some rare record high.
And our temps seem to have completely settled on a -3'C deviation. Just check this out.
Last edited by Baba_Wethu; 07-18-2017 at 08:31 PM..
Why does the Canadian humidex overstate the feels like temperature so much? Currently 27.8C/89% humidity in Hong Kong, the different temperature sensation indices give:
Humidex (Canada): 41C
Heat Index (USA): 33C
App Temp (AUS): 33.3C (taking into account wind speed of 9kmh)
It's certainly warm out, but it doesn't feel anything like 41C.
Why does the Canadian humidex overstate the feels like temperature so much? Currently 27.8C/89% humidity in Hong Kong, the different temperature sensation indices give:
Humidex (Canada): 41C
Heat Index (USA): 33C
App Temp (AUS): 33.3C (taking into account wind speed of 9kmh)
It's certainly warm out, but it doesn't feel anything like 41C.
Why does the Canadian humidex overstate the feels like temperature so much? Currently 27.8C/89% humidity in Hong Kong, the different temperature sensation indices give:
Humidex (Canada): 41C
Heat Index (USA): 33C
App Temp (AUS): 33.3C (taking into account wind speed of 9kmh)
It's certainly warm out, but it doesn't feel anything like 41C.
Yeah, the Canadian humidex is a giant joke. I get the feeling it's so sensitive because Canada isn't as used to high heat and humidity as the U.S. or Australia so they exaggerate it.
Skrova in the Lofoten Islands, near Svolvær town. Rather warm lows for an island well into the Arctic Circle:
But warmer days inland in the Arctic: weather bardufoss - norway - weatheronline
I think the highs are more impressive. An island within the arctic should have very little diurnal range.
Also, those are warmer highs than we've even seen this year...
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