Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Scotland's Sunny Spring Sunday and Mega-Mild March Monday: Monthly Heat Records Set 2 [Update: 3] Consecutive Days

March 28 Update: A new Scotland March high temperature record was set for the third consecutive day on Tuesday: 23.6°C at Aboyne.

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The BBC reports that Scotland set an all-time March high temperature record of 22.8°C on Sunday:
Fyvie Castle, in Aberdeenshire, recorded a temperature of 22.8C shortly after 15:30, edging past the previous high of 22.2C.

This had been set in March 1957 at Gordon Castle, in Moray, and again at Strachan, in Kincardineshire, in 1965.

The warmest ever UK March day stands at 25.6C, which was set at Mepal in Cambridgeshire in 1968.
This was followed by a new monthly heat record on Monday. The Met Office reports:
Temperatures continue to break records across parts of the UK. Cromdale in Moray reached 23.2 deg C on Monday breaking the record set the day before for the warmest March day in Scotland.

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