SportsLens price setters have provided the latest Birmingham coldest weather on record betting odds, with January 2024 potentially being the City’s coldest on record.
Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK in terms of population, with an estimated 2,517,000 inhabitants who will all be feeling the big chill this month.
Birmingham Coldest Weather On Record Betting Odds
- Coldest January since records began – 11/2
- Coldest year since records began – 18/1
Average Temperature For Birmingham In January
In Birmingham, the average temperature for January is between 1°C and 6°C. In layman’s terms, it’s freezing cold. The opening month of 2024 has brought about some severe conditions all over the country.
The lowest temperature recorded in Birmingham in January 2024 has been a bone chilling -4°C, which came overnight on January 20 and 21.
In terms of the lowest ever recorded January temperature in Birmingham, nothing compares to the -20.8°C that was recorded at the city airport in 1982.
With that in mind, it will take some unbelievably cold weather to beat what was experienced 42 years ago. The 11/2 price does offer plenty of value to punters.
Birmingham’s Coldest Ever Year
Birmingham often experiences snow at this time of year. This is mainly due to its inland location and comparatively high elevation.
It goes without saying, warm clothing is a must for those planning to visit Birmingham in the winter months. The second city also experiences 8-15 days of rain so umbrellas come in very handy as well.
However, punters can get a huge price of 18/1 for 2024 being Birmingham’s coldest on record. With that said, the summer months in recent years have risen to the high 30s.
Naturally, with global temperatures on the rise, it doesn’t just mean it gets hotter. Freakishly cold weather is part and parcel of global warming so it’ll be intriguing to see how the next 11 months pan out.
Looking at the whole of the UK, the latest cold weather betting odds can see punters get a tempting 5/1 for January 2024 to be the coldest since records began.
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