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Vejret i Danmark september 2003
Temmelig varm, solrig og tør september
Månedsmiddeltemperaturen for september 2003 blev 14.0oC Det er 1.3oC over normalen. Månedens højeste temperatur blev 27-28oC i Sønderjylland så sent som d. 22. Månedens laveste temperatur indtrådte natten til d. 1/10. I Østjylland kom temperaturen ned på -1oC.
I gennemsnit ud over landet faldt der kun 39 mm nedbør i september 2003. Det er kun 53% af det normale. Mest nedbør fik Nordøstsjælland med 50 mm i gennemsnit, mens der på Fyn kun faldt omkring 25 mm i gennemsnit.
Solen skinnede i København i 215 timer. Det er 36% over normalen.
Udsigt for oktober 2003 - statistisk set
Statistisk set er der temperaturmæssigt efter en varm september som i år 50% chance for en varm oktober, 40% for en normal, og kun 10% for en kold oktober. Oktober er varm, når månedsmiddeltemperaturen kommer over 9.8°C.
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| Landstal/Denmark averages - September 2003 |
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normal |
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Middeltemperatur/Mean Temperature
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14.0 C
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(12.7)
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Nedbør/Precipitation
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39 mm
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(73)
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Soltimer/Hours of Sunshine (København)
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215 timer
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(158)
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The weather in Denmark – September 2003
Rather warm, very sunny and dry September
The monthly mean temperature for September 2003 for the country as a whole was 14,0°C. That is 1,3°C above the average for the period 1961-90. The highest temperature registered was 27-28°C in the southern parts of Jutland as late as 22 September, while the lowest temperature was -1°C, registered during the night up to 1 October in the eastern parts of Jutland.
For the country as a whole the accumulated precipitation for September 2003 was 39 mm; 53% of the normal rainfall. More than any area else the norteastern parts of Sealand received about 50 mm as a average, while Fyn county received about 25 mm as a average.
The sunshine hours for Copenhagen was 215 timer, as much as 36% above the normal.
Statistical forecast for October 2003
The statistical forecast for the temperatures in October tells us that following a warm September there is a 50% chance for a warm October, 40% chance for a normal month and only 10% chance for a cold October. October is by definition warm, when the monthly mean temperature exceeds 9,8°C.
Further information: Stig Rosenørn, sr@dmi.dk, Weather and Climate Information Division, Phone Direct +45. 39 15 75 90.
Af/By Stig Rosenørn
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