Germany 2022 Summer ‘Heat Wave’? So Far July Has Been Cooler Than Long-Term Mean

The media and climate activists have been shouting about the hot weather in Europe – as if it has reached historic dimensions. They’ve been using wild fantasy 10-day model projections to intensify the sense of alarm. The whole act of course is to try to get people to think we’re in crisis and, like with COVID-19, to get a permanent state of emergency and lockdowns enacted.

How hot has the summer been in Germany so far this year?

We know June came in 2°C warmer than normal – warm, but nothing unusual. Certainly, with all the media hype we’ve been hearing, July must have been a real scorcher so far. But, as it’s sadly been the case for quite some time now, there’s a huge difference between reality and what the fake media report. Fact: July has been running cooler than normal in Germany so far (up to July 18).

Yesterday at Facebook, Marcel Olberfeld posted the temperature anomaly data so far for July-2022 for a variety of stations across Germany.

Source: wetterkontor.de

Note how the chart shows lots of cool anomalies.

Olberfeld commented:

For weeks we’ve been bombarded by the media about the mega heatwave that is to come. For days, 40 degrees plus were displayed in the apps, and then it was only between 28 and 30….
Firstly, even in our region, which is one of the warmest in Germany, a maximum of well over 30 degrees is forecast, but then it drops again, according to the weather app.
How it will turn out? We will see.
July 2022 is, as of 18 July, clearly below average. At times over 1 degree below the 30-year mean.
The 3 days of heat won’t change that much. Let’s see.”

The three days of hot weather (too short to even qualify as a heat wave) will of course push July temperatures to about normal.

Struggling with cold

In fact last week parts of central Europe saw surface frost in the mornings as nighttime Celsius temperatures plunged deep into the single digit range.  It’s been so cool that one local restaurant and outdoor café installed overhead radiant heaters in a bid to keep his outdoor patrons warm as they try to enjoy some summer dining:

One German café struggling to keep his summer patrons warm has installed overhead radiant heaters. Photo by P. Gosselin




15 responses to “Germany 2022 Summer ‘Heat Wave’? So Far July Has Been Cooler Than Long-Term Mean”

  1. ren

    The thunderstorm front will reach Germany as early as tomorrow. The geomagnetic storm will cause the circulation to accelerate.
    https://i.ibb.co/CmFsG1T/gfs-cape-eur27.png

  2. Luigi

    I do not know the value for München Flughafen, but I am keeping all the measured values for München /Stadt since 2013. So the mean temperature of the first 2 weeks of July is 19,725°C which is rather high but not the highest temperature of the period:
    in 2013 we had 19,73°C
    in 2014 19,5°C
    in 2015 19,5°C
    in 2016 19,81°C,
    in 2017 20,65°C,
    in 2018 19,3°C,
    in 2019 18,45°C,
    in 2020 19,2°C,
    in 2021 17,935 °C

    The interesting thing is that 2013 is the coldest year I have recorded because winter was very cold, but july was rather hot. This year, what has missed is a cold February: February was very mild here and therefore average temperature is still quite high.

    1. Luigi

      In any case the ath in Munich has been measured on 27.07.1983: 37,5°C

      https://www.muenchenwiki.de/wiki/Klima_in_M%C3%BCnchen

      Das Münchner Klima über die Jahre
      Die heißesten Monate sind laut Statistischem Amt und Deutschem Wetterdienst ganz klar Juli und August. Am 27.7.1983 wurde ein Temperaturrekord von 37,5 Grad gemessen.

  3. ren

    The Sun’s magnetic activity is weak. Therefore, the Atlantic can still block. Worse, if nothing changes in the winter. High over the continent in winter in mid-latitudes means cold weather. Low solar activity will bring extreme temperatures in both summer and winter.
    http://wso.stanford.edu/gifs/Dipall.gif

  4. ren

    Associated with solar activity is La Niña. When the strength of the solar wind increases, La Niña strengthens.
    https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/ocean/nino34.png?fbclid=IwAR3XRCZOjmYV_TypEzGlNHKh9ih-W1qgfL49XazNsi8GhHKN1-rdqxNabW8

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  9. ren

    As the solar wind strength increases, the stratospheric polar vortex in the south and the circulation along the equator should strengthen.
    However, the current solar cycle is characterized by weak geomagnetic activity. Solar wind speed jumps are short and weak. Therefore, La Niña may not end. It is too weak for the subsurface wave to warm the cold Humboldt Current.
    http://www.bom.gov.au/archive/oceanography/ocean_anals/IDYOC006/IDYOC006.202207.gif

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