The Average Temperature in the United Kingdom was 16.1 Degrees This Past Summer. This makes this year’s Summer the Warmest Since the Start of Measurements in 1884, The British Weather Service with Office Reported On Monday.
The Average Summer Temperature Record has Become Significantly Higher. The Previous Record Dates From 2018, with An Average or 15.76 Degrees. The Five Warmest Years in the United Kingdom Have All Been After 2000.
The Average Summer Temperature is the Average of All Day and Night Temperatures in the Meteorological Summer, from June 1 to August 31. In Those Three Months, There Were Four Heat Waves in the United Kingdom This Year.
Due to Climate Change, the Chance That Future Summers Will Be As Warm Or Warm or Warmer Than In 2025 Has Become Seventy Times Greater. This will likely bites once five years, British Meteorologists Calculated. Without Climate Change, A Summer Like This Year would have only occurred Once Every 340 Years.
Absolute heat record from 2022 still stands
The absolute heat record was not broken this year. As a result, the heat record of 40.3 degrees from 2022 still stands. The Highest Temperature Measured in The United Kingdom This Year was 35.8 Degrees.
But the warm periods lasted a long time this summer. There Were Four Heat Waves. These heat waves were interrupted by temperatures that remained just below the threshold for a heat wave. As a result, the Average Temperature was high.