Some fairly big fluctuations expected in the CET over the next few days depending on how clear the skies are and hence how chilly it is at night. Still expecting the CET to finish close to 15.0C although it is now showing signs of possibly dipping towards 14.9C. Given the latest output though I would still expect 15C or above to be honest.
If we do come in at 15.0C for September this will mean that 2014 is still on course for possibly the warmest annual CET on record despite the cold August.
Highest CET means for the first 9 months of the year:
1779 11.68C
1846 11.66C
2014 11.65C (prov.)
1990 11.60C
As has been mentioned elsewhere the first week of October is currently looking very warm indeed potentially. Nothing that unusual about this though and still looks unlikely to be anywhere near as warm as the first week of October in 2011 - although tonight's ECM run would beg to differ.
Originally Posted by: Global Warming