Today presented Meteorological department is his summary of væråret 2014.
– Ever extremely
In Norway lay temperatures 2.23 degrees higher than normal, which means that the previous record from 2011 is powered by a good margin.
– It is extremely. It’s rare we see so great leaps. 2014 has been a very special year, says climate researcher Hans Olav Hygen at the Meteorological Institute to northwest
The Norwegian Meteorological Institute’s list of the hottest 15 years in Norway since measurements began over a hundred years ago, includes figures back to 1930. At that time the temperature was 1.44 degrees above normal.
Nine years on the top 15 list is however from 2000 onwards. But while the figures in the preceding record years mostly located quite close, making temperatures a solid jump in 2014.
Several places in the country have cut-temperature passed the magic 10-degree limit.
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Rearview warmest
On Gullholmen outside Jeloy lay average temperature nine degrees, while measuring stations Tomb (Advise), Rygge and Hugg The (Rygge), everyone has an average temperature in 2014 of 8.5 degrees. At the station in Advise lay average 3.1 degrees above normal, while the rear drive was 2.9 degrees above normal.
On Gullholmen was 25th July the hottest day in 2014, when the temperature reached 32.6 degrees. The coldest day was 13 January with – 10.4 degrees.
On Rygge observation was July 23 warmest, with 33.7 degrees. Coldest was 26 December, when the thermometer went down to -15.0 degrees. Also on Hugg The Rygge was 23 July the warmest day, with a peak temperature of 33.7 degrees, while the coldest was -15.4 degrees on Dec. 26.
station at Tomb in Råde peaked on July 25, with 33.5 degrees, while it also here was the coldest on Boxing Day, with -14.3 degrees.
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Hail Shower
Although it is the heat that excels , there has also been some extreme rainfall last year. 26. July brought over 44 mm rainfall in Oslo during an hour and in October soaked it over on the West Coast. Also in moss district temperature was a regular in the news in the past year.
On June 27 beat the weather with a proper hail over parts of the district.
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During the summer had the fire department constantly scramble on forest fires. Meanwhile, a total prohibition against fire in the woods. Especially a fire in inaccessible terrain under powerlines by Ros in Vaaler was a challenge. The first fire was extinguished, but then it became even more dramatic when it started to burn again on the other side of the river.
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The hot summer made the extra lot to do archipelago service that picked up to 70-80 bags of garbage on one round.
In July there were both tropical nights and tropedager and people were encouraged to take good care of your fluid intake.
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On Orkerød nursing was summer heat extra intense towards the end of July, in the absence of a well-conditioned.
– On Tuesday we had 36 degrees in public areas and is too hot when we will be working with older people, told one of the staff to Moss Avis on 24 July.
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At Moss Garden Machine Service in Varnaveien they could not do so much with the 28 ranks of the shop premises but instead, the employees are free to go on the beach during working hours.
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Of course also the Christmas weather a theme at the end of 2014.
– Not only climate change
It’s not just global warming is blamed for the extreme væråret.
– This is a single event and we can not say that it is only due to climate change. It is a combination of natural hot weather, in addition to that it has generally been warmer. But the warm and wet weather in 2014 settles right into the pattern of what we expect in the future, says Hygen.
Also Denmark and England have had sensational high temperatures last year, respectively over 10 and 9.9 degrees average temperature. Over the next few weeks it becomes clear whether 2014 will be the all-time warmest globally.
– There are large areas of the world that has been warmer than normal in 2014, but it is especially the northern parts of Europe that have been hot. We in Norway have been there things happened temperature wise, says Hygen.
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