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 Status:Ongoing analysis Material  Status: Finalised Material from: Linus, Mohamed


 

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On 24-25 July a heatwave affected western Europe. National records of temperature were recorded in the Netherlands (Deelen, 42.65CGilze-Rijen station, 40.7C), Germany (Lingen, 42.65C), Belgium (Begijnendijk, 41.8C), Luxembourg (Steinsel, 40.8C) and (provisional) United Kingdom (38.5C, Cambridge Botanical Garden, https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/about-us/press-office/news/weather-and-climate/2019/provisional-hottest-day-on-record). The record was also broken for Paris with 42.6C.

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3.1 Data assimilation

 

3.2 HRES


3.3 ENS

The plots below show EFI and SOT for 3-day temperatures valid 23-25 July in forecasts from 23  July (first plot) to 17 July (last plot).

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The ensemble ensemble evolution plot below shows the ENS (blue) and HRES (red dot) 3-day average temperature for a box covering most of France 23-25 July.

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The plots below show EFI and SOT maximum temperature valid 25 July in forecasts from 25 July (first plot) to 20 June (last plot). All forecasts captured the heatwave.

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