What is the average temperature this month? (July 2014)

Please can you tell me what the average temp is this month due to come over in 2 weeks time

In a word, hot. Well into the 30s centigrade now so averaging around 90F if you use the old ways.
In a couple of weeks it will be even hotter. Even during the evening, at the moment, it is not going below 21C.

Great fly over next Tuesday! Can't wait

hi, not being snippy but just pointing out that 30c is 86f

lovely to see those kind of temps,Im out Sunday for 3 whole months cant wait. xx

laurabw wrote:hi, not being snippy but just pointing out that 30c is 86f

Hi laurabw,
Marcliffe did say 'around' 90F but it has been averaging 37C on some days, so the radio weather said, which is extremely hot!

I am still getting my head around Centigrade as I am of the Fahrenheit generation.


Thanks for giving us an exact conversion though - I always use an on-line conversion to see how hot it really is.


Jan.

Jan wrote:

laurabw wrote:hi, not being snippy but just pointing out that 30c is 86f

Hi laurabw,
Marcliffe did say 'around' 90F but it has been averaging 37C on some days, so the radio weather said, which is extremely hot!

I am still getting my head around Centigrade as I am of the Fahrenheit generation.


Thanks for giving us an exact conversion though - I always use an on-line conversion to see how hot it really is.


Jan.[/quote

Same here Jan but starting to get the hang.
If you can be bothered and felling intellctually energetic the fromula is: multiply by 9 then divide by 5 then add 32. This converts C to F.
I find that by the time I've found a pen and paper or a calculator that works I've lost interest and just want another drink.

Jordy

laurabw wrote:hi, not being snippy but just pointing out that 30c is 86f

I did put "into the 30s" not 30. This weekend is forecast for 35c (95f).
So saying, bit of cloud cover today so temp is around 28 (82.4) but a bit muggy.

I am still getting my head around Centigrade as I am of the Fahrenheit generation.


Thanks for giving us an exact conversion though - I always use an on-line conversion to see how hot it really is.


Jan.[/quote]

Double the centigrade (eg 30+30=60). Minus 10% (54) and add 32 (86) to give an exact conversion.

I use a few easily remembered key numbers .....10C = 50F, 16c = 61F, 28C = 82 F, and 35C is about 95 F and interpolate!