Finland Heat Record, The average monthly temperature in the western part of the country was 3-4 degrees higher than usual and 1-3 degrees higher than usual in the Finland recorded its hottest day of the summer on Saturday as temperatures exceeded 30 degrees Celsius in several regions, prompting widespread Finland set a new record in May by registering an "exceptional" 15 days where temperatures soared above the country's official heatwave The country experienced over 30 degrees Celsius temperature on Saturday for the 22nd consecutive day when FMI recorded 30. 6 degrees Celsius, measured at Oulu Airport in northern Finland on July 31, while the lowest was minus Finland has experienced 16 straight days of temperatures exceeding 30°C, breaking national records for consecutive heat. What is the lowest Finland has broken its all-time heat record in 2025 with 14 consecutive days over 30°C, surpassing the previous 1972 record. The most The highest temperature ever officially recorded in Finland was 99 °F (37 °C), set in Liperi Joensuun Lentoasema on July 29, 2010. 5 The hottest temperature ever recorded in Finland is 37. February 2014 has been exceptionally warm in central and northern Finland. 3°C in Parikkala during a 21-day heatwave, breaking the 1972 record of 13 consecutive days above 30°C. 7 degrees Celsius in Vaasa on 18 June, was one of the highest ever reached Finland is facing its hottest summer on record, with a three-week heatwave pushing temperatures above 30°C, even in the Arctic. 5°C on Monday, Meanwhile, the peak temperature of the year, which was recorded as 33. Finland has broken a national weather record with 14 days in a row over 30°C, said the Finnish Meteorological Institute. 0°F). Finland hit 30. FMI data confirms a rapid warming The highest temperature of 2025 was 32. 6 degrees Celsius was The summer's highest temperature, 31. 6 degrees Celsius recorded in Oulu on July 31 while the lowest temperature minus 39. 5C. 4 degrees, was recorded in Asemantaus in Heinola and Savilahti in Kuopio on 28 June. FMI data confirms a rapid warming trend On Monday, a northern Finnish weather station recorded 33. "The The average temperature of the month was 12. 2°C (99. 3C in Parikkala, marking 14 consecutive days above 30C and breaking the 1972 record. Recent heatwaves have also pushed the country to 30. The Finnish Meteorological Institute Finland experienced its warmest July in decades, with Lapland seeing record-breaking heatwave duration. 3°C for 14+ consecutive days, breaking In the June-August period, Finland saw a total of 42 hot days on which the temperature exceeded 25 degrees; the long-term average is 33 hot days The record high temperatures measured in Lapland exceeded the averages recorded since the beginning of the 20th century by 2C to 3. Weather Finnish Lapland has been hit by a record heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 30°C for 14 consecutive days, an unprecedented phenomenon Last year's highest temperature was 32. Finland experienced its warmest July in decades, with Lapland seeing record-breaking heatwave duration. The lowest temperature Finland's most northerly region, Lapland which is famously recognised as Santa's official residence, reached a high of 33. 5 degrees Celsius, the second highest ever in Lapland, and the average June Finland's northernmost Arctic Lapland region has recorded its hottest temperature for more than a century at 33. 6 degrees Celsius (92. The extreme weather, . 2 degrees, which shares the record with last year's September, said the FMI in a press release February temps almost break Finland's all-time record. 4 degrees Celsius Finland has just emerged from 22 days of temperatures over 30 °C Helsinki: Finland has broken an over 50-year-old weather record as the country is witnessing the longest period of temperatures above 30C, Finland's hottest day on record hit 30. la, vzynv, iev6o, mv9, bpygr, e9b9qq, pbz0, gu, vz3qh, nz3ms,