Switzerland Has Experienced Its Warmest Summer Since the Beginning of the Measures
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30 weather stations set summer heat records, including tie for highest temperature measured north of Alps
With an average of 17.2°C from June to August, Switzerland exceeded the previous peak of 2003 by 0.4°C. Thirty weather stations recorded unprecedented temperatures, half of which as early as June Switzerland recorded a record summer: summer 2026 was the warmest since the beginning of the measurements. The average temperature for the period June to August was 17.2°C, which exceeded the summer 2003 by 0.4°C. The average national temperature also e…
The Swiss Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology (MeteoSwiss) has announced that the summer of 2026 will be the "hottest summer" on record since records began in 1901, due to the heatwave affecting the entire country.
Switzerland recorded a record summer: the summer of 2026 was the warmest since the beginning of the measurements. The average temperature for the period from June to August was 17.2°C, exceeding by 0.4 degrees that of the summer of 2003, announced on Thursday WeatherSwitzerland.
The months of June to August 2026 were the hottest in Switzerland since the beginning of the measurement. They replace the heat summer 2003 as a record holder in various categories. Overview of the most impressive values.
On Thursday and Friday, it is just under 20 degrees in Switzerland. But already on the weekend, the temperatures attract again. To start the new week it will be summery warm.
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