Daily Temperatures (arctic, Europe & Russia)

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

14th February:

Amsteradm: 8C/46F (6C)

Berlin: 4C/39F (3C)

Copenhagen: 4C/39F (4C)

Helsinki: -1C/30F (-2C)

Kiev: -8C/17F (0C)

Moscow: -9C/15F (-5C)

Murmansk: -9C/15F (-7C)

Narssarssuaq: 4C/39F (-6C)

Oslo: -3C/27F (0C)

Paris: 8C/46F (7C)

Prague: 1C/34F (2C)

Reykjavik: 5C/41F (3C)

Vienna: 4C/39F (4C)

Warsaw: -1C/30F (1C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

15th February:

Amsterdam: 10C/50F (6C)

Berlin: 4C/39F (3C)

Copenhagen: 1C/34F (4C)

Helsinki: -5C/23F (-2C)

Kiev: -8C/17F (0C)

Moscow: -10C/13F (-5C)

Murmansk: -6C/21F (-7C)

Narssarssuaq: -4C/25F (-6C)

Oslo:-2C/28F (0C)

Paris: 13C/55F (7C)

Prague: 2C/36F (3C)

Reykjavik: 3C/37F (3C)

Vienna: 4C/39F (4C)

Warsaw: 1C/34F (1C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

Somewhat milder across central Europe now!

17th February:

Amsterdam: 7C/45F (6C)

Berlin: 6C/43F (3C)

Copenhagen: 1C/34F (4C)

Helsinki: -10C/13F (-2C)

Kiev: -1C/30F (0C)

Moscow: -8C/17F (-5C)

Murmansk: -9C/15F (-7C)

Narssarssuaq: -6C/21F (-6C)

Oslo: -2C/28F (0C)

Paris: 11C/52F (7C)

Prague: 5C/41F (3C)

Reykjavik: 5C/41F (3C)

Vienna: 8C/46F (4C)

Warsaw: -1C/30F (1C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

Quite mild in Europe now but colder in Scandanavia and far East!

18th February:

Amsterdam: 8C/46F (6C)

Berlin: 9C/48F (3C)

Copenhagen: 3C/37F (4C)

Helsinki: -5C/23F (-2C)

Kiev: 2C/36F (0C)

Moscow: -7C/19F (-5C)

Murmansk: -11C/12F (-7C)

Narssarssuaq: -6C/21F (-6C)

Oslo: -4C/25F (0C)

Paris: 9C/48F (7C)

Prague: 5C/41F (3C)

Reykjavik: 5C/41F (3C)

Vienna: 8C/46F (4C)

Warsaw: 6C/43F (1C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

19th February:

Amsterdam: 7C/45F (6C)

Berlin: 7C/45F (3C)

Copenhagen: 3C/37F (4C)

Helsinki: -2C/28F (-2C)

Kiev: 5C/41F (0C)

Moscow: -5C/23F (-5C)

Murmansk: -13C/8F (-7C)

Narssarssuaq: 4C/39F (-6C)

Oslo: -2C/28F (0C)

Paris: 7C/45F (7C)

Prague: 8C/46F (3C)

Reykjavik: 7C/45F (3C)

Vienna: 10C/50F (4C)

Warsaw: 2C/36F (1C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Dave J]

It has been a very cold winter across parts of Central and Eastern Europe:

Moscow for instance recorded a negative 2.45C anomaly over the past 90 days.

Berlin also recorded a negative 1.8C anomaly for the last 90 days:

Even parts of the UK have recorded below average temperatures over the winter:

Manston (southeast) -0.26C : http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/glob.../tn03797_90.gif

Bournemouth -0.99C : http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/glob.../tn03862_90.gif

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

Agreed there Dave! Central Europe on for a negative anomoly this winter - parts of Poland, Czech Rep, Austria, Germany have had a cold one but these areas now are seeing temps rising! Whilst further west nearer normal anomolies.

20th February:

Amsterdam: 4C/39F (6C)

Berlin: 4C/39F (3C)

Copenhagen: 3C/37F (4C)

Helsinki: -1C/30F (-2C)

Kiev: 8C/46F (0C)

Moscow: -3C/27F (-5C)

Murmansk: -7C/19F (-7C)

Narssarssuaq: -3C/27F (-6C)

Oslo: 0C/32F (0C)

Paris: 9C/48F (8C)

Prague: 4C/39F (3C)

Reykjavik: 9C/48F (3C)

Vienna: 12C/54F (4C)

Warsaw: 5C/41F (1C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

22nd February:

Amsterdam: 2C/36F (6C)

Berlin: 2C/36F (4C)

Copenhagen: 1C/34F (5C)

Helsinki: 0C/32F (-1C)

Kiev: 2C/36F (0C)

Moscow: 0C/32F (-5C)

Murmansk: -5C/23F (-7C)

Narssarssuaq: -2C/28F (-5C)

Oslo: 1C/34F (0C)

Paris: 6C/43F (8C)

Prague: 0C/32F (3C)

Reykjavik: 6C/43F (3C)

Vienna: 4C/39F (4C)

Warsaw: -1C/30F (1C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

24th February:

Amsterdam: 5C/41F (7C)

Berlin: 4C/39F (4C)

Copenhagen: 3C/37F (5C)

Helsinki: -1C/30F (-1C)

Kiev: -1C/30F (1C)

Moscow: -4C/25F (-4C)

Murmansk: 2C/36F (-6C)

Narssarssuaq: 8C/46F (-5C)

Oslo: 3C/37F (1C)

Paris: 6C/43F (8C)

Prague: 2C/36F (4C)

Reykjavik: 7C/45F (3C)

Vienna: 4C/39F (4C)

Warsaw: -1C/30F (2C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

Colder in Europe again!

25th February:

Amsterdam: 3C/37F (7C)

Berlin: -1C/30F (4C)

Copenhagen: 0C/32F (5C)

Helsinki: 1C/34F (-1C)

Kiev: -1C/30F (1C)

Moscow: -6C/21F (-4C)

Murmansk: -7C/19F (-6C)

Narssarssuaq: 8C/46F (-5C)

Oslo: 3C/37F (1C)

Paris: 4C/39F (8C)

Prague: 0C/32F (4C)

Reykjavik: 5C/41F (3C)

Vienna: -1C/30F (4C)

Warsaw: -1C/30F (2C)

Data by Weatheronline.com

[J10]

5th January top temps:

Amsterdam: 2C/36F (6C)

Berlin: 0C/32F (2C)

Copenhagen: 2C/36F (3C)

Helsinki: -1C/30F (-2C)

Kiev: -4C/25F (-2C)

Moscow: -12C/11F (-5C)

Murmansk: 2C/36F (-6C)

Narssarssuaq: -20C/-3F (-5C)

Oslo: -3C/27F (1C)

Paris: 1C/34F (7C)

Prague: 0C/32F (2C)

Reykjavik: 7C/45F (4C)

Vienna: 1C/34F (3C)

Warsaw: -2C/30F (1C)

Data by AccuWeather and Weatheronline.com

2007 figures in comparison to average

Amsterdam: 11C (6C)

Berlin: 9C (2C)

Copenhagen: 7C (3c)

Helsinki: 6C (-2C)

Kiev: 2C (-2C)

Moscow: 3C (-5C)

Murmansk: -2C (-6C)

Narssarssuaq: -4C (-5C)

Oslo: 1C (1C)

Paris: 12C (7C)

Prague: 8C (2C)

Reykjavik: 2C (4C)

Vienna: 10C (3C)

Warsaw: 8C (1C)

[WhiteFox]

Moscow is having a real blowtorch of a winter so far. They must be smashing all sorts of records over there! Wasn't it only two years ago that they set their then record January temperature of just above freezing? Looking at recent temps and forecasts, it looks like being quite normal this year.

The mosquito problem in St Petersburg this year will probably be horrendous!

[summer blizzard]

The January Moscow record is 6.3C, set in 2005.

[Isolated Frost]

I think this is a good topic to get a rebirth and I've got some charts courtesy of Koln University that might prove of some relevance as we track temperatures on the continent. It gives isotherms, isobars and significant weather and is quite a nice little plaything that updates 6 hours every day. Remember to read the key at the bottom and enjoy

[Isolated Frost]

Here is today's offering at 12pm GMT:

[The watcher]

Colder air filtering further South on the East of the Euro High into Far Eastern Europe courtesy of that LP system to its ESE.

[Isolated Frost]

Colder air filtering further South on the East of the Euro High into Far Eastern Europe courtesy of that LP system to its ESE.

Yes, high pressure moving steadily southwards and that trough should move into the Ukraine and Turkey to give a pulse of cold air into the balkans. Hopefully we could lock in some cold air throughout the rest of the month. First arctic blast to hit scandi as that pv is disjointed by sunday/monday so will be interesting to view!

[Isolated Frost]

Today's offering.

[4wd]

The present pattern does seem awfully stuck just now.

Have to say it won't be long before winds from the SE or even South have a distinctly cold edge to them here.

This is a useful page to check near live temperatures around the Arctic and Western Russia

Only Scandinavia and Northern Europe seem on the mild side now.

http://www.athropolis.com/map2.htm

[Isolated Frost]

6am isotherms and isobars around europe (generally the low temperatures occur around 6-8am in Europe in late November), sorry about not updating, I lost track for a bit, and then the site crashed/went under maintenance.

Here you go:

[Isolated Frost]

Another update while i'm here! 12pm GMT (1pm CET, 2pm EET).

[Isolated Frost]

Sorry about the long wait, for anyone that does view this topic.

Very mild for much of northern and western europe. Rain for n germany, poland and the baltic states. Rain/snow mix for n scandi and russia.

[Isolated Frost]

Northern Europe- colder air due to the lp digging into s scandi with much colder air associated with it's northern flank, rain, sleet and snow for much of southern norway, southern sweden, the baltic states and much of finland and denmark... it turns increasingly to snow on higher ground and the further north it goes, and so much of northern scandi has yet more snow from the south-east. Some snow around Iceland with temperatures hovering around 0c.

Western Europe- strong westerlies with temperatures holding out in the late noughts, heavy rain across britain and ireland with decreasing air pressure, more benign in france and the low countries.

Central Europe- generally very wet, especially across southern germany, the alpine states, slovenia, czech republic and slovakia. Heavy snow on higher ground with temperatures just above freezing.

Southern Europe- generally hazy and bright, especially across italy, with temperatures usually in the early-mid teens, apart from the cooler conditions in northern italy. A light north to west flow with very little precipitation and low pressure activity... the balkans and se europe are also rather hazy with temperatures around 10c.

Eastern Europe- A continued hazy theme across Belarus and Ukraine, turning increasingly wet as we approach russia... temperatures cool significantly as the atlantic pattern faces the cold south and east winds, with more heavy snow in the areas around nw/n russia.

Edited January 4, 2012 by Isolated Frost

[weatherfreak:D]

Hi,I'm going to Berlin on Sunday (2nd of August) and theres been reports of temperatures possibly into the mid to high 30oC's

Is it likely? We will be back on Wednesday night but its looking HOT HOT HOT

[knocker]

Well the latest GFS is looking at low 30s Monday and mid 30s Tuesday before cooling down