 Målilla and Ultuna are the places where the highest temperature ever in Sweden was recorded, , in 1947 and 1933 respectively.Målilla was the warmest location during daytime, averaging , but with average lows being normal at fell a whole degree short of Lund's aforementioned value, where the average high was and low .The summer was warmer than usual in all of Sweden, but north of Stockholm and the Mälar valley the temperatures fell quickly, with the exception of the usual hotspot of Falun where the average high was in spite of its location a bit north of 60 degrees latitude.