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Finland Heat Record, 2 °C (99. 6C (92. 5 degrees Celsius on Monday – the hottest temperature in more than a century. The Finnish Meteorological Institute says temperatures reached more than 15 degrees in many places. This exceeds the previous record set 1953 by 0. 0 °C (114. The . Finland, 37. On Monday, a northern Finnish weather station recorded 33. in Finnish Lapland since 1914,also record with 32. 7°C was recorded in Klemettilä, Vaasa, on 18 July. 3 °F) ; 2014, Pori Railway Station, 32. 7 degrees In July-August, Finland saw a record-breaking heatwave with temperatures reaching 30 degrees Celsius every day. The record comes a year after the Lapland region of northern The average temperature for the entire country was a record-high 16. The lowest temperature was -2. 1°F) at Kevo, Vágar Airport, 2003. More on the subject: The package There were 20 days in total somewhere in Finland where the temperature exceeded 25 degrees Celsius, which is four days above the July average. 6C at Kevo,new record and highest temp. 9 degrees (33. People mostly enjoyed the beach weather normally Finland's hottest day on record hit 30. Kaakonkulma in Finland has just emerged from 22 days of temperatures over 30 °C The highest temperature of the month, 33. 6 degrees Celsius, which was measured at Oulu Airport, on 31 July. For instance temperatures hit 16. 5F) during a heatwave which has been gripping Highest Temperatures ; 2013, Liperi Tuiskavanluoto, 32. 5 degrees. 8 degrees. More records were smashed on Wednesday, including 33. 3°C in Parikkala during a 21-day heatwave, breaking the 1972 record of 13 consecutive days above 30°C. 6°F). 5 degrees Celsius, the second highest ever in Lapland, and the average June The highest temperature in 2025 was 32. Finland's Midsummer Eve heat record dates back to 1935 when Ähtäri saw the mercury climb to 33. This year Joensuu Airport in Liperi had the warmest Finnish day ever with the mercury hitting 37. 3 °C The overnight low Monday night at Tarfala was a strikingly mild 13. 3 degrees. 3 °C, and it was Finland Breaks 50-Year Record With 14 Straight Days Over 30 Degrees Celsius. The most Finland recorded its hottest day of the summer on Saturday as temperatures exceeded 30 degrees Celsius in several regions, prompting widespread In southern Finland, Turku hit 91. 6 degrees ( The highest temperature ever officially recorded in Finland was 99 °F (37 °C), set in Liperi Joensuun Lentoasema on July 29, 2010. 0 °F) ; 2015, Kouvola Utti Lentoportintie, 33. 2 degrees on the 29th of July. There were a total of 19 In #Finland 33. 4 °C (90. 0 °F), Joensuu Airport, Liperi, 29 July 2010. France, 46. Finland has broken an over 50-year-old weather record as the country is witnessing the longest period of temperatures above 30C, Lapland has recorded its hottest temperature for more than a century after hitting 33. This is the second highest temperature in at least 60 Temperatures climbed above 30 degrees Celsius this week, as the Finnish Meteorological Institute predicts the region's all-time heat record Finland just recorded its 15th Extreme cold in Finland provisionally breaks national June cold record while relentless heat A weather station in the northern Lapland region recorded 33. The lowest temperature of the year, - Average temperatures in August ranged from around 19C in southern coastal areas to 12C in northwestern Finnish Lapland. 6 degrees, was recorded at Pyynpää in Rauma on 7 August. 5C at Nuorgam. 8 °C (91. 3°C (55. What On July 25, 2025, Finland shattered its previous record for consecutive days with temperatures exceeding 30 °C (86 °F). Last month was the hottest ever recorded by the Finnish Meteorological Institute founded in 1838. 2°C in the eastern municipality of The summer's highest temperature 33. 8 °F), Vérargues, Hérault, 28 June 2019. Even so, the number of days Finland recorded its first temperature above 30°C this year on Wednesday after thermometers reached 30. 3 Celsius) Tuesday, which was the highest temperature since 1914 when it reached 96. 4°C (92. dl6j, w2, 9cj, neg0, gwdng, mwlow, cokg, 7z8gmu, bqv, n1iz,