Last month was the sunniest in Jersey since records began in 1925!
Nearly 374 hours of sunshine were recorded - 110 more than the average.
It's the equal 5th warmest and 6th driest July since 1894.
July 2019 in Jersey - Sunniest month since records began in 1925, the previous record was June 1925.
— Jersey Met (@Jersey_Met) August 1, 2019
Equal 5th warmest and 6th driest July since records began in 1894.
The 23rd July with a temperature of 35.7°C was the 2nd hottest day on record at the Maison St. Louis Observatory pic.twitter.com/QPXAd3KxqB
It was also the driest July since 1996, with only six days of measurable rainfall. A meteorological drought was also recorded in mid-July after 15 consecutive dry days.
36°C was recorded at the airport on 23rd July, the equal highest temperature on record.
Ballet d’Jèrri returns to Opera House tonight
Jersey's new Bailiff sworn in
JT Group acquires Isle of Man's leading telecoms provider
Nude Dunes planning appeal dismissed
Boy in hospital after motorcycle accident
Jersey sees first 'neuroinclusive strategy' published
Oakfield officially opens
Storm Benjamin dramatically ends Guernsey's dry spell
