That sounds about right. Of the 18 dates Pittsburgh has hit 100, 8 of them are still to come. Not sure how much I believe the 101, 102, 100, 97 from 9/5-9/8/1881, but that’s what’s in the record book.
Looks like a quiet, mostly warm and dry transitioning to cool and dry week ahead, so the only semi-interesting questions would be do we hit 90 and do we finish July above or below normal? I’m taking the under on both (at PIT) as it stands now, though it’ll be close.
Still, I’m encouraged by the idea that warm and dry may soon be replaced with cool and dry. I won’t be spending a lot of time in the lake with the look the models are giving, but should be great weather for any other outdoor activity if it stays fairly dry.
An opportunity to gamble? I’m not against it. Wonder if anything exciting is happening in Paw Paw that week.
Maybe can take a few days off this coming week to squeeze in a trip to the Pillow Carnival.
Saturday-Saturday on the rental. The wife and I haven’t ruled out not staying the whole week, depending on how much family drama comes with us all being in a house together.
But yeah, it’s shaping up to be an unsettled week weather-wise. But you really can’t go down there for a week and not get rained out a day or two, from my recollection of my youth.
Interestingly, the front stalls in such a location that if it occurred as depicted (which I’m very sure it won’t), PIT would miss out on a record low max only because of a midnight high, but it would stay warm enough in eminent domain land not to spoil my vacation.
I mean the Pirates aren’t far superior to the D-Backs, but I agree with the above point for sure. Just wish Pittsburgh could field a competitive team again someday.