Post by Babu on Jan 17, 2019 5:57:18 GMT -5
So this is the year of 2006 in Lund starting in summer with July instead of January, like in the southern hemisphere.
Looks like a normal year in southern Germany. The annual mean of 11.3'C is absolutely ridiculous considering the 1991-2017 mean is 9.0 and the annual record is 10.3 set in 2018. 10.4'C is the Swedish record set in 2014 in Falsterbo. If the year was counted in this way, our annual record would be SMASHED to pieces. 80% higher deviation than the previous record. Absolutely insane. Apart from being cloudier, this is basically 2018 without the atrocious February and March, with an even warmer fall and winter.
What do you think? It gets a B. February (August in the weatherbox) being the coldest month of the year is unfortunate. Otherwise it would've been B+.
Looks like a normal year in southern Germany. The annual mean of 11.3'C is absolutely ridiculous considering the 1991-2017 mean is 9.0 and the annual record is 10.3 set in 2018. 10.4'C is the Swedish record set in 2014 in Falsterbo. If the year was counted in this way, our annual record would be SMASHED to pieces. 80% higher deviation than the previous record. Absolutely insane. Apart from being cloudier, this is basically 2018 without the atrocious February and March, with an even warmer fall and winter.
What do you think? It gets a B. February (August in the weatherbox) being the coldest month of the year is unfortunate. Otherwise it would've been B+.
