Fort Augustus
Fort Augustus is a negotiation in the church of Boleskine as well as Abertarff, at the south-west end of Loch Ness, Scottish Highlands. The village has a population of around 646 (2001 ). Its economy is heavily dependent on tourism. Similar to most of the British Isles as well as Scotland, Fort Augustus has a nautical climate (Köppen: Cfb) with amazing summers and moderate winter seasons. Like a lot of the bordering area, sunshine levels are low at around 1,000 hours per year and also temperature levels are unpredictable-- Ft Augustus holds the UK's joint lowest May temperature record of -9.4 ° C (15.1 ° F). This is the most recent factor in the added to summer season that such a reduced temperature has been recorded, recommending it can come to be a frost trap on tranquil clear nights as a result of its valley area. That same reduced existing topography can also trigger some high temperatures from time to time-- Fort Augustus held the UK daily heat record for 16 December for virtually 80 years.