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Weather Records Smashed Again

Thursday, 28 February 2019 07:28

Jersey's weather records have been broken for a fourth day running.

The temperature reached 18.3°C on Wednesday, making it the island's warmest ever February day.

It had been getting a bit warmer each day since the 1948 record of 16.2°C was smashed on Sunday when the high in Jersey hit 16.9°C.

On Monday we reached 17.1°C and on Tuesday 17.5°C.

Jersey yet again surpasses its February maximum temperature record with 18.3°C at Maison St Louis this afternoon. The 4th consecutive day the February record has been broken!
— Jersey Met (@Jersey_Met) February 27, 2019

Jersey Met says it expects sunshine records for the month have also been broken.

The highest record temperature for a winter day in Britain was recorded in London's Kew Gardens on Tuesday, at 21.2°C

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