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Most of Europe to see warm summer: forecaster WSI



    LONDON (Reuters) - Most of Europe is expected to see above normal temperatures this summer, especially western and northern regions, Weather Services International (WSI) said on Tuesday.

    But a current change in weather patterns might, if it persisted, impact that forecast, WSI meteorologist Todd Crawford added.

    Above-normal temperatures are expected across Scandinavia, most of northern mainland Europe and the UK for the July-September period, said WSI, whose forecasts are aimed at the commodities and energy sectors.

    Below-normal temperatures should be confined to Iberia and southern mainland Europe, it said in its latest seasonal forecast.

    "(But) last week a significant pattern change took place that has resulted in widespread below-normal temperatures across Scandinavia and eastern Europe," Crawford said.

    "If this pattern persists well into the summer, our current forecast may be in a bit of trouble."

    JULY:

    Nordics-Warmer than normal

    Britain-Warmer than normal

    Northern mainland-Warmer than normal

    Southern mainland-Cooler than normal

    AUGUST:

    Nordics?Warmer than normal

    Britain-Warmer than normal

    Northern Mainland?Warmer than normal

    Southern Mainland?Cooler than normal

    SEPTEMBER:

    Nordics?Warmer than normal

    Britain-Warmer than normal

    Northern Mainland?Warmer than normal

    Southern Mainland?Cooler than normal

    (Reporting by Henning Gloystein; editing by John Stonestreet)