Finland Records Second-Hottest Year on Historical Record
The Finnish Meteorological Institute documented a national average annual temperature of 4.5 degrees Celsius (40.1 degrees Fahrenheit)—approximately 1.6C above the baseline average calculated for the 1991-2020 reference period.
Annual mean temperatures across most of Finland registered 1 to 2 degrees Celsius higher than typical levels, the institute confirmed.
Regional temperature averages spanned from roughly 8C in the southwestern archipelago to approximately 0C in northwestern Lapland, meteorological data indicated.
The majority of weather observation facilities throughout the country recorded their second-highest annual average temperatures in documented history, surpassed only by measurements from 2020's record-setting year.
Oulu registered the year's peak temperature at 32.6C (90.7F), while Savukoski recorded the nation's coldest reading at minus 39.6C (minus 39.3F).
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