June was hottest in Jersey since 1976 - forecasters

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It has been the second warmest June since records began in 1894

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Jersey had its warmest June since 1976, according to meteorologists

Temperatures averaged 18.4C (65F), only 0.3C (0.55F) less than they were 47 years ago when there was a long period of hot weather.

It has been the second warmest June since records began in 1894, said forecasters.

Jodie Stock, senior Jersey meteorologist, said: "If we look at the 30-year climate average for June, it should be 16.3C, so that's two degrees higher than the average for the time of year."

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