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London weather in 1945

In 1945, the average daily high in London was 14.2°C, 0° equal to than the 1991-2020 climate normal (14.2°C). 498 mm of rain fell that year, making it drier than average (649 mm), with 2951 hours of sunshine.

Measured in London. Source: Open-Meteo historical data (ERA5 reanalysis).

Records of 1945

Warmest day: 15 Jul 1945, 29.5°C
Coldest night: 29 Jan 1945, -6.1°C
Wettest day: 10 Jul 1945, 30.8 mm

Day counts for 1945

Frost days (low below 0°C): 36
Ice days (high below 0°C): 5
Warm days (high 25°C or above): 9
Hot days (high 30°C or above): 0

Compared with the climate normal (1991-2020)

The climate normal for London over the 1991-2020 reference period is an average daily high of 14.2°C, 649 mm of rain and 2737 hours of sunshine per year. 1945 differed by 0° in temperature and 151 mm in rainfall.

Frequently asked questions

Was 1945 warmer or cooler than average in London?
1945 was 0° equal to than the 1991-2020 climate normal, with an average daily high of 14.2°C compared to a normal of 14.2°C.

How much rain fell in London in 1945?
London recorded 498 mm of rain in total in 1945, compared to a climate normal of 649 mm.

What was the warmest day of 1945 in London?
The warmest day of 1945 was 15 Jul 1945, reaching 29.5°C in London.

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