Yet more record weather in the Netherlands
by Amy
Posted on Thursday, September 28th, 2006 at 12:30 pm CET
Following our record-breaking heat in July and the record rainfall of August we are now experiencing the warmest September in 300 years, according to the Dutch weather agency (KNMI).
This September the average temperature is four degrees (Centigrade) warmer than the average. The warmest temperature of the month, 30.2, was registered on 12 September in Ell, in Limburg.
In the average September there are two days over 25 degrees; this year there have been eight such warm ‘summer’ days. In fact, in the average year there are 22 days above 25 degrees; this year there have been a whopping 51.
The KNMI has been recording temperature, wind speed, humidity and precipitation since 1705.
Posted on Thursday, September 28th, 2006 at 12:30 pm CET
Following our record-breaking heat in July and the record rainfall of August we are now experiencing the warmest September in 300 years, according to the Dutch weather agency (KNMI).
This September the average temperature is four degrees (Centigrade) warmer than the average. The warmest temperature of the month, 30.2, was registered on 12 September in Ell, in Limburg.
In the average September there are two days over 25 degrees; this year there have been eight such warm ‘summer’ days. In fact, in the average year there are 22 days above 25 degrees; this year there have been a whopping 51.
The KNMI has been recording temperature, wind speed, humidity and precipitation since 1705.
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Hi Amy and Arthur, I found your site after googling a video on pottery. Nice go at the wheel Arthur! Anyhow I have enjoyed reading about your travels and looking at your photos.
Best. Ron in North Carolina, USA