Several weather records set in Sweden 2018
Southern Sweden had one of the hottest summers in 100 years. July in Stockholm had the highest average temperature ever recorded. It was several degrees above normal. Southern and central Sweden had the hottest summer on record. Weather observations for Uppsala are available from 1722 and it has never been as hot as 2018. That’s almost 300 years. The highest temperature recorded was 34.6°C, in Hästveda on July 26.
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Best regards, Niklas 🎈
I just read that the highest temperature ever recorded in Sweden was 38°C. It happened in 1933 and 1947. I don't know where though.
Best regards, Niklas 🎈
I do believe that climate change is real, and I'm sure many more do now after what felt like an eternity of boiling hot weather! Personally, I'm happy things have finally cooled down a little!