Hate the summer so far? Well, it’s not likely to get much better

The Summer that Never Came still not coming

The last hope of warm summer sunshine and temperatures look like they will be dashed by a cool, unstable August.

Even though temperatures next week could sneak up to 25 degrees, the weather for the rest of the month looks to be as unstable as the rest of the summer so far.

Enjoy it while you can
“The first week of August looks to be the best so far, with clear skies and temperatures up to 25 degrees,” DMI meteorologist Herdis Damberg told BT. “It looks like it may only last for a short time and then we will be back to the chilly and changeable summer. We’ll probably also have above normal rainfall.”

Damberg predicted that there will be only a handful of beautiful summer days in August.

“The best chance for real summer days will be at the beginning of next week,” said Damberg

Things should be warmest in the southern part of the country.

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