Met Éireann reported that Ireland experienced its hottest summer on record for the second consecutive year, with an average temperature of 16.28°C across June, July, and August, 0.09°C higher than the previous record, and 2.03°C above the long term average for 1961-1990.
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🌡️ For the second year in a row, Ireland has experienced its hottest summer on record, based on the latest provisional figures from @meteireann. Following extensive ana…
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The Irish Meteorological Service
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- Dublin 9, IE
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