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April 27th 07, 07:43 PM
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Why is Brussels *so much* warmer than southern England at the moment?
Noticed the repeated reports of very high (for the time of year)
temperatures in Brussels the last couple of days, yet in Southern England I don't think we've reached 20C. According to the weather charts no front lies between here and Brussels ATM so I'm rather surprised. In a typical summer heatwave there's little difference between Brussels and Southern England, and the quoted Brussels average max temps (in another thread) of 13C in April and 20C in June are pretty much exactly the same as inland Southern England... suggesting it basically has the same type of climate, broadly speaking. Nick |
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