The deep Atlantic low responsible for bringing flooding rain, 85 mph winds to the UK and record warmth to parts of eastern Spain has also produced a record warm January day in Denmark.
On Wednesday afternoon, the thermometer surpassed the previous Danish January record of 12.4C set in 2005 with a new peak of 12.9C recorded in Sønderborg.
Onsdag eftermiddag kl. 15.20 fik #Danmark ny varmerekord for #januar
Termometeret toppede på 12,9°C i #Sønderborg
Det er 0,5°C over den gamle rekord fra 2005
Temperaturen er begyndt at falde i området, så vi regner med, at de 12,9°C holder pic.twitter.com/rj8mxeMer0— DMI (@dmidk) January 24, 2018
#DANEMARK ??: ?️NOUVEAU RECORD NATIONAL DE DOUCEUR POUR UN MOIS DE JANVIER ce 24-01-2018 : ?️12.9°C à #Sønderborg dans le sud du pays, battant les 12.4°C du 10-01-2005 (flux de sud-ouest très doux).
source officielle : DMI @dmidk > https://t.co/gkf5y1gvGh pic.twitter.com/23AReW5Yjx— Etienne Kapikian (@EKMeteo) January 24, 2018
FEATURED IMAGE CREDIT: Erik Christensen
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