How often has 27c , 30c & 32c been exceeded this summer?

[cheeky_monkey]

As it says so far how often this season have these values been exceeded thus far in your area?

For me its as follows:

27c = 30

30c = 8

32c = 2

[Mokidugway]

For me 

12 c  = 364

14  c  = 1

Edited July 30, 2018 by Mokidugway

[Leo97t]

27C 40

30C 9

32C 3

35C 1

 

 

[TJM14]

27 11 

30: 4

32: 0

[Earthshine]

27: 4

30: 0

32: 0

Edited July 30, 2018 by gbrunner12

[Snowyowl9]

27=8.

30=0

32=0

Going by my original temperature gauge 26c was my highest so nothing out of the ordinary.

[damianslaw]

Not sure, but we've had possibly about 4 or 5 days 30 c, which is excellent going for Windermere, and still August to go. Last time this happened possibly 2013, but I think we only managed 28 and 29 degree maxes in July, most probably then have to go back to 2006, when we had a handful of days 30 degrees in July. 

Number of days 25 degrees and above, the benchmark of a high max for the Lake District most probably the highest since 1995, and again we have August still to go, so may easily beat 1995. May rival 1976 in this respect if we see further very warm weather in August, but touch and go. Either way when we come to write summaries of summer 2018 it will either go down as the warmest since 1976 or 1995, and in terms of sustained dry sunny weather also.

[Interitus]

9 hours ago, damianslaw said:

Not sure, but we've had possibly about 4 or 5 days 30 c, which is excellent going for Windermere, and still August to go. Last time this happened possibly 2013, but I think we only managed 28 and 29 degree maxes in July, most probably then have to go back to 2006, when we had a handful of days 30 degrees in July.

Really? Keswick has had one 30 degree day this year, and two in July 2006.

[Man With Beard]

10 days exceeding 30C on my personal weather station, though I might be a degree or two up on official readings due to my local conditions!!

Days exceeding 27C ... easier to count the ones which haven't since mid June

[Evening thunder]

25c = 20
27c = 11
30c = 2
32c = 0

[ThundersnowDays]

4 days over 30.C here with the highest being 31.C

[cheeky_monkey]

Revising my down..yesterday was suppose to hit 33c..but it only managed 28c.

Now 

30

7

1

[Harry233]

27.C = 6

30.C = 1

32.C = 0

 

 

[danm]

Stats for London Heathrow:

27c: 26

30c: 14

32c: 3

The above are for June and July. Doesn’t include spells in April and May where we exceeded 27c - that would add another 4/5 days to the 27c stats. 

[danm]

22 hours ago, Leo97t said:

27C 40

30C 9

32C 3

35C 1

 

 

40 days above 27c? Where are you based?

[cheeky_monkey]

2017 looked like this for the entire season

29

8

1

[Leo97t]

1 hour ago, danm said:

40 days above 27c? Where are you based?

I was counting may and April I didn't read it properly but I'm based in Wimbledon 

[cheeky_monkey]

2 hours ago, danm said:

Stats for London Heathrow:

27c: 26

30c: 14

32c: 3

The above are for June and July. Doesn’t include spells in April and May where we exceeded 27c - that would add another 4/5 days to the 27c stats. 

That's why i put season rather than summer..its really a period that 27c and above can be recorded...so mine includes April and May

[damianslaw]

14 hours ago, Interitus said:

Really? Keswick has had one 30 degree day this year, and two in July 2006.

Ok, yes I haven't kept records and usually Keswick records slightly higher temps than here, so possibly only the one day.  A number of days have reached 27-29 degrees though.

[Staffordshire]

6 hours ago, cheeky_monkey said:

2017 looked like this for the entire season

29

8

1

Interesting how you regularly breach 27c but rarely go higher, why is this?

[Mapantz]

27°C  x 16 days.
30°C  x  3 days. 30.5°C twice and a 30.1°C
32°C x 0 days.

A nice consistent run of warm to hot weather, but nothing exceptional in terms of max temps - Didn't manage to break any records for heat. 30°C is hard to achieve in my neck of the woods, though.

Edited July 31, 2018 by Mapantz
Added pic of maxes

[cheeky_monkey]

16 hours ago, Staffordshire said:

Interesting how you regularly breach 27c but rarely go higher, why is this?

i think it because of the location and mixing of airmasses..usually when the temp gets above 25-27c then uplift and upper airmasses often being of artic origins then things go bang...so often thunderstorms spark off when lower level temp gets close to 27c..which means storms then temper the max temperatures attained..or something like that

[danm]

Going by the Heathrow records, we've now had 16 days at 30c+ in London, which equals 1995. With the 32c and 31c forecast on Monday and Tuesday we're now certain to beat 1995. 

What a summer this has been!

Edited August 4, 2018 by danm

[johnholmes]

On 30/07/2018 at 19:17, Leo97t said:

27C 40

30C 9

32C 3

35C 1

 

 

That will mean nothing to anyone but yourself as you have no town showing where you live?

[The PIT]

Sunny Sheffield has the following

27C 10 times

30C twice

32C once