This table shows the number of excess winter deaths in England and Wales and the corresponding temperatures in degrees Celsius from winter 2000/2001 to winter 2016/2017. The highest number of excess winter deaths in this period occurred in the winter of 2014/2015 with over 43 thousand deaths. This occurred with an average temperature of 4.8 degrees Celsius. In contrast, the lowest number of excess deaths was the winter of 2013/2014, with over 17 thousand deaths and an average temperature of 6.2 degrees Celsius.
2016/17 (6 °C) | 34300 |
2015/16 (6.2 °C) | 24300 |
2014/15 (4.8 °C) | 43850 |
2013/14 (6.2 °C) | 17460 |
2012/13 (3.4 °C) | 31280 |
2011/12 (5.8 °C) | 24200 |
2010/11 (4 °C) | 26080 |
2009/10 (3.2 °C) | 25810 |
2008/09 (4.3 °C) | 36450 |
2007/08 (5.6 °C) | 24690 |
2006/07 (6.3 °C) | 23740 |
2005/06 (4.1 °C) | 25270 |
2004/05 (5.5 °C) | 31640 |
2003/04 (5.2 °C) | 23450 |
2002/03 (5.1 °C) | 23970 |
2001/02 (5.6 °C) | 27230 |
2000/01 (4.4 °C) | 24840 |