Viewing a thread - Records of the highest minimals for the European countries

PRAIRIESCAPES TOURS

RICHARD PAUL RUSSELL LTD

| Search | Statistics | User Listing

Forums | Quotes | Skins | Language

You are logged in as a guest. ( logon | register )

Observations:	Precip, Obs, Synopsis, Obs & Stats, Lightning (Sferics), Satellite, Soundings, SST's, UKww AWS, UK AWS	Orgs:	RMS, TORRO, COL ESTOFEX
Forecasts:	UK Forecast, Wetterzentrale, Westwind, NOAA Plots, PSU Plots, Lightning Wizard, NAO	Tools:	Plotter, Translation, Glossary
Sponsors:	Csouk's - Commercial sponsors of UKww	UKww:	UKweatherworld Terms and Conditions

Random quote: Bishop's Ring : Around the Sun 10°-20°r , Occasionally visible as a reddish brown ring on a clear day
- (Added by: Uskys)

Records of the highest minimals for the European countries Moderators: Forum Managers Jump to page : 1 2 Now viewing page 2 [20 messages per page]	View previous thread :: View next thread
International Weather -> European Weather Chat	Message format

MorganeLanesle

Posted 29/7/2010 21:56 (#560847 - in reply to #560828)
Subject: RE: Records of the highest minimals for the European countries

Mesogeiakos - 29/7/2010 20:52

Solas - 27/7/2010 15:26

MorganeLanesle - 27/7/2010 05:55

Extreme South-East of Norway = 25.5°C

The record high minimum temperature in Northern Norway is 24.7 °C set at Grøtøy/Steigen (68 °N!) on 1/7/1972.

I just saw this....68N and almost 25C minimum?That is amazing!!!

Keep in mind that it's an absolute record... and maybe resulting of a Foehn effect (don't know how the surroundings of Grotoy are), but yeah, it's still impressive. ^^

Solas

Posted 30/7/2010 08:28 (#560907 - in reply to #560828)
Subject: RE: Records of the highest minimals for the European countries

Location: Oslo, Norway

Mesogeiakos - 29/7/2010 20:52

Solas - 27/7/2010 15:26

MorganeLanesle - 27/7/2010 05:55

Extreme South-East of Norway = 25.5°C

The record high minimum temperature in Northern Norway is 24.7 °C set at Grøtøy/Steigen (68 °N!) on 1/7/1972.

I just saw this....68N and almost 25C minimum?That is amazing!!!

Yes, but even more impressive is that Makkaur fyr (lighthouse) at 71 °N! has recorded a minimum temperature of 24.2 °C (on 30/7/1960). As MorganeLanesle points to, its some kind of foehn effect that gives northern (and western) Norway these extremely high minimum temperatures.

International Weather -> European Weather Chat

Jump to page : 1 2
Now viewing page 2 [20 messages per page]

Jump to forum :

Search this forum
Printer friendly version
E-mail a link to this thread

IJMet

Registered to: UKweatherworld

(Delete all cookies set by this site)

Running MegaBBS ASP Forum Software © 2002-2010 PD9 Software	By accessing UKweatherworld.co.uk you agree to be bound by our Terms and Conditions Unless otherwise stated, all content © 2002-2010 UKweatherworld on behalf of the author. For permission to reuse any content, please email us.