Sorry it's late again, all.
Okay, So May has again been another massively warmer-than-average month, almost effortlessly producing one of the warmest Mays on record without any seemingly long hot spells. We all went too low for the second time this year, and by what could be a .5c margin. Can anyone confirm that there have been occasions in the past where every prediction was so off the mark?
As we turn our attention to June, the first month of summer, we can't help but wonder what it will bring in terms of temperature trends. Will it follow the pattern of May, or will we see a shift in the weather? Models are not giving a clear indication of any spectacularly warm at present, short-term High-pressure out to the west (so cold side) for the first few days, then drift down to pressure circa 1012-1018 through to mid-month. From memory, June last year started in a similar way with a high to the west and sunshine but windy and quite cold especially out of the sun, then it repositioned or was replaced and very warm weather though less settled took us through the rest of the month from about the 9th
For June 2024 I am going to go with a guess of 15.6c but I am not particularly confident
June Historical data
All-time CET Average 14.34c
1991 - 2020 Average 14.64c
June statistically is the month with the smallest difference between the long-term CET and the most recent Data Set being 1991- 2020 at just 0.3c
All-time warmest
1846 18.20
1676 18.00
1826 17.30
1822 17.10
2023 17.00
All-time Coldest
1675 11.50
1909 11.80
1919 11.80
1972 11.80
1749 11.90
1991 - 2020 Warmest
2018 16.10
2017 16.00
2003 15.90
2005 15.80
2006 15.80
1991 - 2020 Coldest
1991 11.90
2012 13.50
2013 13.60
2011 13.70
1999 13.80
Good luck and as always can i please have predictions by Midnight tonight please
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31 May 2024 19:12:49
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