What's the climate like in Dublin, Ireland?

Dublin, Ireland has a temperate maritime climate. The temperate maritime climate is mild and humid all year round. Under the influence of prevailing westerly winds, cyclones frequently cross the border throughout the year, with an annual rainfall of 500-700 mm. The average temperature in Leng Yue is above 0℃, and the warmest month is below 22℃. Annual range is much smaller than inland and east coast areas of the same latitude.

Affected by the Gulf Stream, Ireland has a mild climate all the year round, and Ireland's climate is similar. After mid-March, the earth was covered with new green, and spring came. The days get longer and longer. During July and August, it gets dark at 10 in the afternoon. 1 1 In June, the days suddenly get shorter and winter is coming.

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Due to the mild climate, the temperature in Dublin is not extreme at all. The lowest recorded temperature is-12℃ (10.4 Fahrenheit). At the other extreme, 30℃ (86 degrees Fahrenheit) is the highest on record. Even if there is a little snowfall from 1 1 to March, the main precipitation in winter is rain. December, January and February and Dublin are typical coldest months. However, the temperature has risen above the average for many years (for example, the temperature of 27℃/ 8 1 Fahrenheit recorded in June 2006 was higher than the average temperature of that month 10 degrees), especially during the European heat wave in 2003.

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