Last year, on the 19th of July, temperature in Belgium was 38 C / 100 F. Today (and for the next few days apparently) it's 22 C / 71 F. So during this 2023 su

Last year, on the 19th of July, temperature in Belgium was 38 C / 100 F. Today (and for the next few days apparently) it's 22 C / 71 F. So during this 2023 summer heatwave, Belgium seems to have 16 C less than during last year's heatwave. In that way it improved a bit. I'm in neighboring Luxembourg and weather is kinda chilly for mid July (it's still okay: jeans and a t-shirt, but it's not crazy warm). I do wonder if it's all the warm air trapped south (south of france / italy / spain / etc.) by the slow jet stream that's keeping Belgium/Luxemburg/Netherlands chill (at least chill for a mid July) atm?