July 1816 (coldest July) V July 2006 (warmest July) In London

[Weather-history]

A comparison between July 1816 and July 2006 for London. The first readings are July 1816 recorded at Tottenham and the 2nd readings are for 2006 recorded at the London Weather Centre

July

1. 63f, 51f 82.4f, 64.4f

2. 73f, 53f 87.8f, 68f

3. 64f, 50f 87.8f, 66.2f

4. 66f, 46f 86f, 64.4f

5. 66f, 56f 75.2f, 68f

6. 69f, 56f 78.8f, 64.4f

7. 69f, 52f 71.6f, 64.4f

8. 70f, 52f 73.4f, 59f

9. 70f, 51f 73.4f, 59f

10. 73f, 51f 73.4f, 60.8f

11. 66f, 54f 78.8f, 64.4f

12. 65f, 48f 84.2f, 60.8f

13. 67f, 49f 73.4f, 62.6f

14. 65f, 58f 73.4f, 55.4f

15. 71f, 52f 77f, 57.2f

16. 63f, 52f 84.2f, 57.2f

17. 67f, 50f 89.6f, 73.4f

18. 66f, 51f 89.6f, 62.6f

19. 70f, 58f 91.4f, 66.2f

20. 81f, 65f 87.8f, 68f

21. 70f, 54f 89.6f, 68f

22. 70f, 58f 86f, 69.4f

23. 73f, 55f 86f, 64.9f

24. 64f, 52f 86f, 63.9f

25. 65f, 54f 87.8f, 65.8f

26. 68f, 53f 93.2f, 72.1f

27. 64f, 53f 86f, 71.2f

28. 64f, 46f 84.2f, 64.2f

29. 63f, 45f 78.8f, 65.7f

30. 64f, 41f 78.8f, 64.9f

31. 65f, 48f 75.2f, 63.3f

Edited July 1, 2009 by Mr_Data

[cheeky_monkey]

on the face of it july 1816 dosnt look that cold..a fair few 70f plus readings in there and even one above 80f...maybe im reading it wrong..would have expected lower daytime readings??

[Summer of 95]

on the face of it july 1816 dosnt look that cold..a fair few 70f plus readings in there and even one above 80f...maybe im reading it wrong..would have expected lower daytime readings??

I was thinking the same- compared to July 1988 which didn't top 72F in London it seems positively hot!

[Terminal Moraine]

July 1816 appears to be one of those months where the low monthly mean is achieved as a result of being consistently 'rather cool' or 'cool' rather than anything exceptionally cold. In the same way that April this year was a warm month without ever being hot; consistently moderately above average.