The weather statistics for Jersey have revealed the summer was a bit drier and sunnier than average.
Jersey Met says the overall average temperature for June, July and August was 17.8 degrees Celsius, almost equalling the 30 year average of 17.7 C.
A slightly warmer-than-usual August - recorded at 19.1 degrees, compared to the long-term trend of 18.4 degrees - made up for the cooler start to the season.
However, meteorologists say that was mainly due to higher night-time temperatures, rather than hotter days.
The warmest day of the summer was recorded on 31 July, when it reached just shy of 30 Celsius (29.7C)
Total rainfall over the three months was down, at 122mm compared to 158mm.
This June was the driest in ten years, but was followed by a wet July where the most rain falling on the first day of the school holidays (20 July).
Data just for August shows we had 27 more hours of sunshine than normal last month, and almost a third less rain than expected.
How did August in Jersey compare to our climate record? How good (or bad) was summer compared to the 30-year average reference data? To find out, see the latest climate stats below 👇 pic.twitter.com/mbSBYnWllZ
— Jersey Met (@Jersey_Met) September 12, 2024
In contrast, July recorded a third more rain than usual.
READ MORE: Dull and wet July in Jersey
Almost 28mm was measured at Howard Davis Farm in Trinity on 15 July, the day the King and Queen visited the island.
Autumn in Jersey has had a very wet start, with a month's rain recorded in one part of the island in less than 24 hours last weekend.
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