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Temperature
records are being SMASHED across Europe
July 25th – A historic day
for western Europe! An
unprecedented heat
across N France,
Belgium, Netherlands
and W Germany with 41-
43 °C!
25 July, 2019
No doubt, a day to remember! The peak of the heatwave verified with an unprecedented record across N France, Belgium, Netherlands and W Germany today, July 25th! Tens of towns and cities reported afternoon temperatures between 40 and 43 °C! So extremely high temperatures that were almost impossible or hard to imagine they could actually occur. Numerous all-time / absolute station and even national records were shattered with a bang this afternoon – in addition, some stations recorded unimaginable 2-3 °C higher temperatures than ever before!
Lets get into further details of the peak temperatures recorded.
France
France peaked at +43.1 °C in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, +42.9 °C was reported in La Brosse-Montceaux and +42.4 °C reported in Nogent-sur-Seine, Achères and also the capital Paris! Some other stations with impressive hot temperatures are below:
+42.7 °C in Montgivray (36)
+42.6 °C in Muids (27)
+42.4 °C in Pressagny-l’Orgueilleux (27) and Salbris (41)
+42.3 °C in Montrieux-en-Sologne (41)
+42.2 °C in Sommesous (51) and Cerisiers (89)
+42.1 °C in Prunay-le-Temple (78)
+42.1 °C in Chablis (89), Orval (18) and Châtillon-sur-Seine (21)
+42.0 °C in Cernay-la-Ville
+41.9 °C in Plessis-Belleville (60) beating its previous record of +38.5 °C from 2003
+41.9 °C in Orly (94), beating its previous record of +40.0 °C from 2003
+41.9 °C in Asnières-sur-Oise
+41.8 °C in Combs-la-Ville and Asnières-sur-Oise
+41.8 °C in Aubréville (55)
+41.8 °C in Bourget (93), beating its previous record of +40.2 °C from 2003
+41.7 °C in Melun (77), beating its previous record of +39.8 °C from 2015
+41.5 °C in Pontoise (95), beating its previous record of +39.2 °C from 2003
+41.3 °C in Roissy (95), beating its previous record of +39.0 °C from 2003
+40.8 °C in Toussus-le-Noble (78), beating its previous record of +39.3 °C from 2003
+40.4 °C in Trappes (78), beating its previous record of +39.1°C from 2003
+40.2 °C in Vélizy-Villacoublay (78), beating its previous record of +38.5°C from 2003
Germany
German’s highest temperature +42.6 °C was recorded in Lingen, below are some other locations!
+41.2 °C in Tönisvorst/Duisburg-Baerl NRW
+41.2 °C in Duisburg-Baerl (NRW)
+41.1 °C in Köln-Stammheim (NRW)
+40.9 °C in Bonn-Roleber (NRW)
+40.9 °C in Kleve (NRW)
+40.7 °C in Düsseldorf (NRW)
+40.6 °C in Weilerswist-Lommersum (NRW)
+40.6 °C in Geilenkirchen (NRW)
+40.6 °C in Nörvenich (NRW)
+40.6 °C in Trier-Petrisberg Rheinland-Pfalz
+40.5 °C in Waltrop-Abdinghof (NRW)
+40.4 °C in Kahl/Main Bayern
+40.2 °C in Frankfurt/Main-Westend Hessen
+40.2 °C in Neunkirchen-Wellesweiler Saarland
Belgium peaked at +41.8 °C in Begijnendijk, setting up a new national record!
This was the first time ever any place in Belgium exceeded 40 °C threshold. On July 25th 2019, more than 30 other stations reported peak temperature above
this threshold!
Netherlands peaked at +40.7 °C in Gilze-Rijen while +40.6 °C was recorded in Westdorpe!
England peaked at +38.1 °C in Cambridge while +37.9 °C was recorded at the London Heathrow Airport!
Scotland peaked at +31.2 °C in Edinburgh which has set a new record for the capital city (the previous record was +30.0 °C set back in 1975)!
Europe
is now baking under its second heat wave this month, but this latest
is one for the record books.
On
Thursday, Paris set
its all-time temperature high, reaching 108.6 degrees Fahrenheit. The
United Kingdom’s Met
Office reported
that London’s Heathrow Airport reached 98.4 degrees, a record for
July. Cambridge, England, heat climbed to 100.5 degrees, marking only
the second time triple-digit temperatures have been recorded in the
United Kingdom.
Several
countries also set all-time
heat records this
week: The Netherlands heated up to 105.3 degrees. Germany reached
106.7. Temperatures in Belgium soared to 104.
Germany
has registered a temperature of 40.5C, the hottest in the country's
recorded history.
Wednesday's
high was confirmed by the country's weather service and comes as a
heatwave sweeps across Europe, smashing records around the continent.
The
record-breaking 40.5C temperature was recorded in Geilenkirchen, in
Germany's North Rhine-Westphalia province.
That
beats the previous record of 40.3C registered in the southern state
of Bavaria in 2015.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/germany-highest-record-temperature-heatwave-weather-a9020356.html?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR0emVN8uZGw-U9bZp1mRfoSEDSPTp8rknyYTjNyStpI1oDqwdDPfq8YR4U#Echobox=1564053338The following is a description from a friend living locally in Lower Hutt of conditions in London
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7289981/Heatwave-makes-history-Britain-set-record-hottest-day-record.html
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/uk-weather-record-temperature-heatwave-hottest-day-met-office-a9022391.html?fbclid=IwAR2WJEmIPM7JtsGSySlNmj-aDhT2ED70mSF3VV3C7f7dBes460dMg6uWfXo
A
cold front will sweep the UK with heavy showers helping to push
temperatures down by more than 10C, forecasters say. Scotland and
south-eastern England will hold on to the heat this weekend with the
mercury forecast to hover around the mid to high-20Cs.Elsewhere it
will feel more comfortable as cooler air blows in from the west
bringing the record-breaking heatwave to an end.Next week will turn
‘more usual’ for the time of year with bouts of wind and rain set
to sweep in from the west.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/07/25/las-vegas-heat-pavement-dangerous-147-degrees/1832216001/
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/un-greeland-europe-ice-heat-record-1.5225980?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar&fbclid=IwAR2pFMFMBpPqO8d5Sboj3WdrL2Cuo2Rkik1_389oUccxn22kVINgBm3ZkHE
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