“2019 has been another exceptionally warm year, in fact the second warmest globally in our dataset, with many of the individual months breaking records,” said Carlo Buontempo, head of C3S. Source: Internet
Also because of its shallowness, and in spite of being the warmest lake in the summer, it is also the first to freeze in the winter. Source: Internet
Among metropolises in Europe (along with Valencia ), Lisbon has the warmest winters, and the mildest night time temperatures, from an average of convert in the coldest month, and convert in the warmest month. Source: Internet
Amongst all capitals in the continent of Europe, Valletta – the capital of Malta has the warmest winters, with average temperatures of around convert during the day and convert at night in the period January–February. Source: Internet
After the 4th warmest July on record it looks like August will start off cooler than average. Source: Internet
Apart from this, 2019 was the seventh warmest year on record. Source: Internet