The summer of 2024 was the second warmest to coldest on record since 1881.
The maximum air temperature – +37.9 degrees – was recorded on July 13 at the Zhitkovichi station.
BELTA reports this with reference to Belhydromet data.
What was summer 2024 like?
This summer was the second warmest to coldest on record since 1881.
The average temperature was +19.9 degrees, exceeding the climatic norm by 1.9 degrees.
Positive temperature anomalies were observed throughout the country.
The highest values of positive anomalies were recorded in the Mogilev region – 2.2 degrees.
In the Minsk, Brest and Vitebsk regions, the deviations were the smallest and amounted to 1.8 degrees.
In different regions, from 39 to 70 hot days (with temperatures from +25 degrees) were recorded, with the norm being 29-59 days.
Very hot days (with temperatures over +30 degrees) were recorded from 2 to 28, with the norm being 1-13 days.
The maximum temperature – +37.9 degrees – was recorded at the Zhitkovichi station on July 13.
The minimum temperature – +4.7 degrees – was recorded at the Poleskaya station on August 14.
