Summer 2026 Was Netherlands’ Hottest Ever Recorded - DutchNews.nl
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The summer of 2026 is the warmest since measurements began in 1901, Weeronline reports. The average temperature came in at 19.3 degrees, which is 0.4 degrees above the previous record from 2018.
The summer of 2026 is the warmest since measurements began in 1901, reports Weeronline. The average temperature will be 19.3 degrees, which is 0.4 degrees above the previous record from 2018. A temperature of 17.6 degrees is average for the Dutch summer.
Netherlands records warmest summer on record
Average temperature reaches 19.3C, surpassing previous record set in 2018
August is not over yet, but it is already certain: the summer of 2026 will be the warmest summer in the Netherlands since measurements began in 1901. This can be deduced from the KNMI temperature data. Over the past three months, the average temperature at the KNMI in De Bilt was 19.3 degrees Celsius, breaking the previous record from 2018 (18.9 degrees) by nearly half a degree. That is a big leap. The fact that this summer is attracting a lot o…
The summer of 2026 is the warmest since measurements began in 1901, reports Weeronline. The average temperature will be 19.3 degrees, which is 0.4 degrees above the previous record from 2018. A temperature of 17.6 degrees is average for the Dutch summer.
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