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Finland Confirms Warmest March on Record with New Temperature Averages

Finland experienced its warmest March on record, with meteorologists confirming an overall average temperature of 1.1 degrees Celsius, surpassing the previous record of 0.0 degrees set in 2007, and setting new average temperature records at almost every observation station.

1 Apr, 10:55 — 1 Apr, 10:55
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yle-newsHigh38m ago

Meteorologists record-high temperatures in March

The country's overall average temperature in March was 1.1 degrees Celsius. March's previous average record-high was 0.0 degrees, measured in 2007.

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Sää | Maaliskuu oli mittaushistorian lämpimin Suomessa

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Maaliskuu oli Suomessa mittaus­historian lämpimin

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Meteorologists record-high temperatures in March

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