0.8c below the 61 to 90 average

Bang on the 81 to 10 average

Metcheck                     13.42c         Anomaly       -0.73c

Netweather                  14.21c         Anomaly       0.12c

Peasedown St  John     15.73c         Anomaly       -0.41c.

Metcheck                  14.04c             Anomaly        -0.11c

Netweather               14.72c             Anomaly        0.63c

Peasedown St John   15.6c               Anomaly        -0.54c.  

0.7c above the 61 to 90 average

1.1c above the 81 to 10 average

Big jump in a day!

And may it continue!!

METCHECK      14.63C              Anomaly      0.48c 

NETWEATHER   15.6c               Anomaly      1.11c

PEASEDOWN ST JOHN            Anomaly       0.66c.... 

1.2c above the 61 to 90 average

1.7c above the 81 to 10 average

Looks like a new CET record. You can bank on several a year these days - maxima, of course, it's been a while since we even got close to a record minima!

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/graphs/2023/daily_meantemp_cet_2023.png 

Most years he used to point out that June 13th was the only remaining day in June to never reach 30C

Not any more - Porthmadog reached 30.8C today and of course created a new date record for the UK in doing so

IMANSF22        14.6c               Haydon           15.4c

Metcheck                      14.86c             Anomaly          0.72c

Netweather                   15.62c             Anomaly          1.53c

Peasedown St John       16.28c             Anomaly           0.14c.   

https://twitter.com/peacockreports/status/1668948899841581057 

With the extension of exceptional Atlantic Ocean warmth toward the UK in recent weeks, the balance has been tipped strongly in favour of above normal temperatures - and not just slightly above, either.

I was tempted to lean on that more strongly in my CET estimate for this month but was wary of the potential for further periods of easterly winds to suppress the CET like we saw in the opening week. It's so hard to expect something more than a degree away from the long-term average when you're bearing confidence levels in mind.

As it is, recent modelling shows genuine potential for this to become one of the warmest Junes on record for the CET, which is really saying something considering the cool start for that region.

Here on the western edge of the New Forest in CS England, it's been warm all the way, albeit not by night to begin with. My local anomalies are now running at +1.3°C for overnight lows and a whopping +4.5°C for the daytime highs - no kidding! Conditions mid-morning onward have generally been more fitting of mid-July than the 1st half of June.

I think a new all time record is up for grabs. The all time record is 18.2C in 1846.

I'd never be surprised if that was reached or something close to it.

1.7c above the 61 to 90 average

2.2c above the 81 to 10 average

If the ECM is to be believed we have a chance. I think 17c is definitely achievable.  

Anyone have the top 10 June CET's?

Can be seen here:

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/data/meantemp_ranked_monthly.txt 

Interesting that most (7/10) of the top 10 Julys and all but one of the Augusts are relatively modern (ie 20th/21st C) but with June, only 1976 is in the top 10 from that same period.

Thanks.

Yes noticed many hot June's over 100 plus years ago.

I've gone way too low. I'm going to be out by about 1.5C . 😩

Metcheck                 15.11c          Anomaly          0.96c

Netweather              15.87c          Anomaly          1.78c

Peasedown St John   16.4c           Anomaly          0.26c.  

June15.9C .provisional to the 14th

If we hit 17.0C and hold it - That will be in the top 5 warmest Junes ever.

The record is 18.2C. Doubt we'll make that.

1.8c above the 61 to 90 average

2.2c above the 81 to 10 average