We can bee friendlier to the nature

You could say nothing new. Unpredictable weather continued in June. The weather changed day by day. Compared to previous years, this June was completely untypical. Temperatures fluctuated throughout the month, and rainfall was more frequent, but it was not abundant.
The difference between the highest (21st June) and the lowest (23th June) measured temperature in the month was as high as 23.2 °C.
The average monthly temperature was also significantly higher than the average of the period from 1981 to 2010 – it was 19.87 °C, and it was 0.87 °C higher than the long-term average. The long-term average for June is 19.0 °C in Maribor. The average temperature varied throughout the month. The difference between the average temperature of the coldest (June 22) and the warmest (June 11) day was 9.85 °C. There were also great differences between night and day temperatures, up to 16 °C, which is similar to that in May.
In June, the daily average temperature was ten times below the average of the period from 1981 to 2010 (19.0 °C). The maximum temperature was twenty-seven times above 20 °C, thereof twenty days above 25 °C, and for two days even above 30 °C. The lowest temperature in June was 8.8 °C, and the highest temperature was 32.0 °C. In the first six months, the average temperature was 0.72 °C higher than the long-term average.



Precipitation data show that there was much less precipitation in June than in May. In June, half of the precipitation dropped, as the long-term average. The measuring device detected 50.6 mm of precipitation, which is much less as long as the long-term average (107 mm of precipitation). In the first six months, 85.4 mm more precipitation fell than the long-term average.



The average relative humidity in June was 70.86 %, which is similar to the month of May. Given the frequent precipitation, this was expected.

If we look at the hail we see that the June this year was very dry.
A little different show us the high temperatures in June. The last two years are really warm. Last year had only a small amount of different (~0,4 degree) to this year. This is important because the very wet year had lower temperatures in case of the wetness. but still around 21 degrees mean.


https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&metparaid=TXLD&period=4&month=05&year=2018

Also the highest and lowest temperature are nearly the same (around 30 and around 14 degree). But the June in 2018 is a little higher.


https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&metparaid=TXLD&period=4&month=05&year=2017

In the last 3 decades are not much different between the highest temperatures.

https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&metparaid=TXLD&period=4&month=05&year=1997

The lowest temperature had more differents and growed between 1987 and 2018 nearby 3 degree. On average the temperature grow up nerby 5 degree in month.


https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&month=05&year=1987&period=4&metparaid=TXLD

Despite all the fluctuations and differences of the individual years or decades, the trend is continuing that Hamburg is becoming warmer and drier.
The fluctuations within a month or several years are becoming more and more variable and the individual phenomena such as rain and heat more unpredictable.

After a lot of month we can see in the last former month the clima change going on.
We saw it in Maribor and also in Hamburg.
At first we take a look to our hail, like rain.
Our former month Juni was the driest in the last thirthy years!
We had only 12 days with rain and only round about 46,7 mm per squaremeters and month.

https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&metparaid=RR24&period=4&month=05&year=2018

The comparison to the same month last year, we know all, it was in Hamburg a really wet year we had by 20 days 142 mm hail per month.


https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&metparaid=RR24&period=4&month=05&year=2017
Between this kind of extreme datas are the "normal" datas around 90 mm over the last decades per month. Also the count of hail days lying around 20 days. 2018 layed below and 2017 far greatly enhanced.


https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&month=05&year=1997&period=4&metparaid=RR24

The Maxium hail by day lied in the last decades around 20mm per squaremeter.
Last year we had enhanced rainfall by 39mm and this year only 14 mm per month.


https://www.wetteronline.de/wetterdaten/hamburg?pcid=pc_rueckblick_data&gid=10147&pid=p_rueckblick_diagram&sid=StationHistory&iid=10147&metparaid=RR24&period=4&month=05&year=1987

The lowest figure of rainfall remaind exceot last year around 0,1 /0,2mm per squaremeters.