So what will May bring? The past decade seems to have seen May, especially in the South, transition from a late spring month to an early summer month with a number of CET's in the 13s.
Will this year follow suit or will we have a May of yesteryear? It's been 30 years since a sub 10c May so who knows.
Here's the headline data:
The all-time CET average is 11.24
1991 - 2020 Average 11.91
May changes between all-time and 1991 - 2020 is 0.67c
May has the second most minor change between all-time CET and the 1991 – 2020 average.
All-time warmest
1833 15.10
2024 14.1
1848 13.90
1758 13.80
1788 13.80
All time Coldest
1698 8.5
1740 8.6
1817 8.7
1855 8.8
1879 8.9 & 1885,1902
Warmest 1991 - 2025
2024 14.1
1992 13.6
2008 13.4
2018 13.3
2017 13.3
Coldest 1991 - 2025
1996 9.2
2021 10.1
2013 10.5
1991 10.7
1994 10.7
2010 10.7
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My prediction is for a warm and wonderful 12.95c
Edited by user
30 April 2026 18:49:03
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Currently living at roughly 65m asl North of Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Formerly of, Birdlip, highest village in the Cotswolds and snow heaven in winter; Hawkinge in Kent - roof of the South downs and Isles of Scilly, paradise in the UK.