Hello,
Saw the message that possibly England and the UK could get the same
climate as Iceland, if some very long term models turned up to be
correct, at this ng some days back.
I'm living in Norway and the highest temperature having been recorded
here seems to be: 35.6 C on 20th July 1970 at Nesbyen, Buskerud
(south-eastern Norway).
In the UK you set a new record this summer at 36.7(?) or was it above
38.0??
Still not much difference from Norway, is it!

But then I wonder what is the highest ever on *Iceland*, does anyone
know? Quite another ballpark, I imagine...
But still not 12C I would think...?

Regards,
Bjørn Sørheim,
in Norway


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( Bjørn Sørheim ) wrote here on 20 Aug 2003:

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In the UK you set a new record this summer at 36.7(?) or was it above
38.0??
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It was 38.1°C, at Gravesend on 10th August.

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