Warm temperature records broken in July
(WorldNews Finland)

9.8.2018 13:18 This July was the warmest July ever recorded by the Finnish Meteorological Institute during its history. In Lapland, the average temperature was five degrees Celsius higher than usual and 2.5-4 degrees Celsius higher than usual in the rest of the country. Photo: Hannu Manninen According to the Finnish Meteorological Institute`s statistics, the average temperature for the whole country, 19.6°C, in July was the warmest ever recorded in Finland. The previous all-time record for the average temperature in July, which was in 1941, was broken by about 0.4 degrees Celsius. Comparable data starts from the beginning of the 20th century. Also some...