SUMMER 2013: the coldest summer since 200 years...

If the predictions are true, the summer of 2013 will be the coldest on record. Because, according to the predictions of the French Canal Meteo, there is a 70% chance that there is a complete absence of summer in Western Europe, becoming colder and wetter since 1816.

This would occur because the long and late winter of this year has cooled the waters of the seas and this, coupled with the weak solar activity in recent months, could have a direct effect on the climate in the summer months.

According to Meteo, heat stroke but will be of short duration, and violent storms precede until the end of August. In fact, the warmer months are not, as usual, August and July: we have to wait until September and October to enjoy the warmth.

For now, it seems that the predictions are fulfilled Meteo. In Spain. The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) provides that the first half of June is somewhat cooler than normal, with rainfall above normal levels.

In fact, the month of May was the coldest since 1985, much more than what is usually 1.2 degrees below the historical average. Typically are 15.9 degrees, but had a 14.7.

Still, the agency forecasts for the next three months are not out of the ordinary. Experts say there may be occasional peaks with lower temperatures and more typical of autumn than summer...