That 1936 heatwave is a remarkable outlier. Will be interesting to see if it can be repeated again in the future, or spoiled by higher dews from modern agriculture.
Next week looks mighty toasty around here.
Will we string together some upper 90s/low 100s or will the ridge end up further southeast like this past “heat wave”
Going to fall short of triple digits but we should string together 5+ 90 degree days, with near daily storm chances.
16 of the last 17 days have been BN. A classic summer heatwave was bound to happen.
0.21” of rain last evening. This wetter stretch combined with slightly below average temperatures has been great to temper the drought worries .
9.98” of precipitation since January 1st. Almost at double digits!