The average temperature since March for central England- the triangular area between London, Manchester and Bristol, was 10.32 C.
Weather statistics dating back to 1659 show the previous warmest spring was in 1893, the year that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle announced the death of Sherlock Holmes. The temperature then averaged 10.20 C.
Spring this year has also been the hottest and driest for Britain, although those records stretch back only as far as 1910. Last April was the sunniest in England since 1929.
Can't beat the facts, global warming is here to stay. :o)
Weather statistics dating back to 1659 show the previous warmest spring was in 1893, the year that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle announced the death of Sherlock Holmes. The temperature then averaged 10.20 C.
Spring this year has also been the hottest and driest for Britain, although those records stretch back only as far as 1910. Last April was the sunniest in England since 1929.
Can't beat the facts, global warming is here to stay. :o)
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