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Indiana: The Race For NOT The Hottest Summer(s) On Record


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Daily maximum temperature records tied or broken this Summer. Old record or tied designation in ( ).

Evansville

June 28: 107º (102º in 1936)

June 29: 107º (103º in 1952)

June 30: 106º (100º in 1952)

July 1: 105º (101º in 1930)

July 2: 103º (101º in 1933)

July 4: 103º (101º in 1921)

July 5: 107º (99º in 1953)

July 6: 104º (99º in 1930)

Fort Wayne

June 28: 106º (102º in 1934)

July 4: 101º (tied 1955)

July 5: 101º (99º in 1988)

July 6: 101º (99º in 1988)

July 7: 103º (102º in 1988)

Indianapolis

June 28: 104º (101º in 1934)

June 29: 103º (100º in 1934)

June 30: 97º (tied 1913 and 1933)

July 5: 103º (99º in 1936)

July 6: 105º (99º in 1988)

July 7: 105º (101º in 1936)

July 16: 98º (tied 1887 and 1988)

South Bend

July 4: 100º (99º in 1921)

July 5: 100º (tied 1911)

July 6: 102º (100º in 1988)

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Most 90º+ days for Evansville, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and South Bend.

Evansville

84 days in 1936

78 days in 1953, 1954, and 1983

77 days in 2010

74 days in 1935

70 days in 1921 and 1980

Fort Wayne

50 days in 1983

49 days in 1988

45 days in 1955

43 days in 1953

42 days in 1899 and 1934

Indianapolis

58 days in 1983

55 days in 1936

50 days in 1954

49 days in 1988

46 days in 1934

South Bend

53 days in 1934

44 days in 1988

42 days in 1901

41 days in 1895 and 1983

40 days in 1933 and 1936

2012 totals to date (through July 16).

Evansville: 35 days

Fort Wayne: 33 days

Indianapolis: 31 days

South Bend: 24 days

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FWA and IND add to their 100º+ tallies today.

Fort Wayne

8 days in 1934

6 days in 1936, 1988, and 2012

3 days in 1953

2 days in 1918, 1930, and 1955

Indianapolis

12 days in 1936

10 days in 1934

7 days in 2012

5 days in 1988

4 days in 1954

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FWA and IND add to the list yesterday.

Daily maximum temperature records tied or broken this Summer. Old record or tied designation in ( ).

Evansville

June 28: 107º (102º in 1936)

June 29: 107º (103º in 1952)

June 30: 106º (100º in 1952)

July 1: 105º (101º in 1930)

July 2: 103º (101º in 1933)

July 4: 103º (101º in 1921)

July 5: 107º (99º in 1953)

July 6: 104º (99º in 1930)

Fort Wayne

June 28: 106º (102º in 1934)

July 4: 101º (tied 1955)

July 5: 101º (99º in 1988)

July 6: 101º (99º in 1988)

July 7: 103º (102º in 1988)

July 17: 100º (99º in 1904 and 1931)

Indianapolis

June 28: 104º (101º in 1934)

June 29: 103º (100º in 1934)

June 30: 97º (tied 1913 and 1933)

July 5: 103º (99º in 1936)

July 6: 105º (99º in 1988)

July 7: 105º (101º in 1936)

July 16: 98º (tied 1887 and 1988)

July 17: 101º (100º in 1887)

South Bend

July 4: 100º (99º in 1921)

July 5: 100º (tied 1911)

July 6: 102º (100º in 1988)

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Another 100º+ day on the board for Evansville. Tomorrow looks like number 12, which will tie them for second place.

23 days in 1936

17 days in 1930

11 days in 2012

9 days in 1952 and 1988

8 days in 1954 and 1983

6 days in 1913, 1918, 1925, and 2007

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July 2012 all but a lock to beat 1936 as the hottest July...and hottest month on record for Indianapolis.

Whereas, in July 1936 the extreme heat relented in the last 13 days (only four days of 90º+)...July 2012 will sustain the extreme heat, through what looks like the end of the month. In the end, July 2012 may have this record by a relatively large margin over second place.

July 1936 average temperature: 82.8º

Average temperatures through July 18 for both Julys.

1936: 97.9º/74.6º/86.2º

2012: 97.1º/73.7º/85.4º

Averages for the last 13 days of July 1936: 87.9º/68.0º/78.0º

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Fort Wayne's record run of consecutive days with 90º+ temps is over with a max temp of 84º today.

22 days: June 27-July 18, 2012

14 days: July 11-24, 1983

12 days: July 19-30, 1940

12 days: July 7-18, 1936

11 days: July 20-30, 1959

11 days: June 29-July 9, 1897

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Number 8 for IND today. Getting closer to big boy territory.

Years with the most 100º+ days for Indianapolis, since 1897.

12 in 1936

10 in 1934

8 in 2012 (through July 24)

5 in 1988

4 in 1954

3 in 1901, 1930, and 1953

2 in 1911, 1916, 1939, and 2011

1 in 1913, 1914, 1918, 1940, 1941, 1952, and 1980

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100+ days for selected sites in Indiana this Summer. Data from local NWS sites.

Bloomington - BMG (8 days)

6/28: 103, 6/29: 103

7/1: 101, 7/4: 101, 7/5: 103, 7/6: 104, 7/7: 106, 7/18: 100

Evansville - EVV (12 days)

6/28: 107, 6/29: 107, 6/30: 106

7/1: 105, 7/2: 103, 7/4: 103, 7/5: 107, 7/6: 104, 7/7: 105, 7/8: 102, 7/18: 103, 7/19: 101

Fort Wayne - FWA (6 days)

6/28: 106

7/4: 101, 7/5: 101, 7/6: 101, 7/7: 103, 7/17: 100

Goshen - GSH (6 days)

6/28: 103

7/4: 103, 7/5: 102, 7/6: 104, 7/7: 104, 7/17: 101

Indianapolis - IND (8 days)

6/28: 104, 6/29: 103

7/4: 102, 7/5: 103, 7/6: 105, 7/7: 105, 7/17: 101, 7/23: 102

Indianapolis Eagle Creek - EYE (6 days)

6/28: 103, 6/29: 101

7/4: 100, 7/5: 101, 7/6: 102, 7/7: 102

Lafayette - LAF (7 days)

6/28: 101

7/4: 100, 7/5: 101, 7/6: 102, 7/7: 103, 7/18: 101, 7/23: 100

Muncie - MIE (3 days)

6/28: 106

7/6: 101, 7/7: 100

North Webster - IWX (6 days)

6/28: 104

7/4: 101, 7/5: 102, 7/6: 104, 7/7: 103, 7/17: 100

Shelbyville - GEZ (6 days)

6/28: 104, 6/29: 102

7/4: 102, 7/5: 103, 7/6: 105, 7/7: 105

South Bend - SBN (4 days)

6/28: 100

7/4: 100, 7/5: 100, 7/6: 102

Terre Haute - HUF (12 days)

6/28: 106, 6/29: 106

7/1: 102, 7/2: 101, 7/4: 103, 7/5: 106, 7/6: 106, 7/7: 106, 7/17: 101, 7/18: 101, 7/19: 100, 7/23: 104

Valparaiso - VPZ (4 days)

6/28: 100

7/5: 100, 7/6: 100, 7/7: 100

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Updated: averages through July 23.

Hottest Summers On Record

Evansville: 81.2º in 1936

Fort Wayne: 76.4º in 1983

South Bend: 76.3º in 1983

Indianapolis: 78.6º in 1874 (78.5 in 1936)

Below for each site: average max temperature/average min temperature/average temperature to date.

Evansville

2012: 93.2º/66.4º/79.8º

1936: 92.3º/69.3º/80.8º

Fort Wayne

2012: 89.3º/62.1º/75.7º

1983: 86.1º/63.4º/74.7º

South Bend

2012: 87.7º/63.5º/75.6º

1983: 84.6º/64.7º/74.7º

Indianapolis

2012: 90.7º/67.1º/78.9º

1936: 89.1º/65.6º/77.4º

June 2012: 86.5º/62.7º/74.6º

June 1874: 86.5º/71.9º/79.2º

Total number of 90º+ and 100º+ days for each Summer to date.

Evansville

2012: 34/12

1936: 38/12

Fort Wayne

2012: 31/6

1983: 22/1

South Bend

2012: 24/4

1983: 18/1

Indianapolis

2012: 33/8

1936: 23/9

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Updated through yesterday.

The contest for Indianapolis to break the record for the warmest July and month on record, which are both currently held by July 1936.

July 1936 average temperature: 82.8º

Average temperatures through July 23.

1936: 95.6º/73.0º/84.3º

2012: 96.2º/72.7º/84.4º

Averages for the last 8 days of July 1936: 88.2º/68.4º/78.3º

Number of 90º+/100º days for both months to date.

1936: 16/9

2012: 21/6

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Daily maximum temperature records tied or broken this Summer (June 1 - July 25).

Old record or tied designation in ( ).

Evansville

June 28: 107º (102º in 1936)

June 29: 107º (103º in 1952)

June 30: 106º (100º in 1952)

July 1: 105º (101º in 1930)

July 2: 103º (101º in 1933)

July 4: 103º (101º in 1921)

July 5: 107º (99º in 1953)

July 6: 104º (99º in 1930)

July 18: 103º (102º in 1913)

July 24: 104º (tied 1934)

July 25: 103º (tied 1934)

Fort Wayne

June 28: 106º (102º in 1934)

July 4: 101º (tied 1955)

July 5: 101º (99º in 1988)

July 6: 101º (99º in 1988)

July 7: 103º (102º in 1988)

July 17: 100º (99º in 1904 and 1931)

Indianapolis

June 28: 104º (101º in 1934)

June 29: 103º (100º in 1934)

June 30: 97º (tied 1913 and 1933)

July 5: 103º (99º in 1936)

July 6: 105º (99º in 1988)

July 7: 105º (101º in 1936)

July 16: 98º (tied 1887 and 1988)

July 17: 101º (100º in 1887)

July 23: 102º (tied 1934)

South Bend

July 4: 100º (99º in 1921)

July 5: 100º (tied 1911)

July 6: 102º (100º in 1988)

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July has a good chance at becoming the record warmest at Indianapolis. That would only be the second month to be the warmest on record since the official observations were moved from the downtown rooftop site to the airport in 1939. Prior to March 2012, the last record warmest month was August 1936. July 2011 was nearly a record-breaker, but finished a close second to 1936.

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July has a good chance at becoming the record warmest at Indianapolis. That would only be the second month to be the warmest on record since the official observations were moved from the downtown rooftop site to the airport in 1939. Prior to March 2012, the last record warmest month was August 1936. July 2011 was nearly a record-breaker, but finished a close second to 1936.

July 2012 pretty much a lock to be the warmest on record for Indianapolis.

And 1943 was when they made the airport the official site.

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2012 total 90º+ days to date (through July 26).

Evansville: 45 days

Fort Wayne: 37 days

Indianapolis: 39 days

South Bend: 28 days

Most 90º+ days on record.

Evansville

84 days in 1936

78 days in 1953, 1954, 1983

77 days in 2010

74 days in 1935

70 days in 1921, 1980

Fort Wayne

50 days in 1983

49 days in 1988

45 days in 1955

43 days in 1953

42 days in 1899, 1934

Indianapolis

58 days in 1983

55 days in 1936

50 days in 1954

49 days in 1988

46 days in 1934

South Bend

53 days in 1934

44 days in 1988

42 days in 1901

41 days in 1895, 1983

40 days in 1933, 1936

Most 100º+ days on record (2012 through July 26).

Evansville

23 days in 1936

17 days in 1930

14 days in 2012

9 days in 1952, 1988

8 days in 1954, 1983

6 days in 1913, 1918, 1925, 2007

Fort Wayne

8 days in 1934

6 days in 1936, 1988, 2012

3 days in 1953

2 days in 1918, 1930, 1955

Indianapolis

12 days in 1936

10 days in 1934

9 days in 2012

5 days in 1988

4 days in 1954

South Bend

12 days in 1934 and 1936

5 days in 1901

4 days in 1916, 1933, 1988, 2012

3 days in 1918, 1930, 1940

2 days in 1911, 1947, 1983

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Updated through July 27.

The contest for Indianapolis to break the record for the warmest July and month on record, which are both currently held by July 1936.

July 1936 average temperature: 82.8º

Projected July 2012 average temperature (last 4 days NWS forecast): 83.9º

Average temperatures through July 27.

1936: 95.1º/73.1º/84.1º

2012: 96.3º/73.0º/84.7º

Averages for the last 4 days of July 1936: 84.2º/63.0º/73.6º

Projected averages for the last 4 days of July 2012 (NWS forecast): 89.5º/68.0º/78.7º

Number of 90º+/100º+ days for both months through July 27.

1936: 18/9

2012: 25/7

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1983

At least that's the highest number I can find for LAF, what with its ton of missing data through the years and all.

I'll take the under on 62. I wouldn't really be shocked if we make it though. FWIW, 1936 had 31 additional 90 degree days from July 29 onward. Mercy.

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Waiting on the final max temp for IND today, 94º as of 4:00pm, but it doesn't matter...July 2012 is the warmest July and month on record for Indianapolis, shattering the old record of July 1936 in both cases. Full write up to come in the next day or two.

1936: 93.7º/71.8º/82.8º

2012: 95.6º/72.3º/83.9º (as of 4:00pm today)

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Indianapolis: most 90º+ days in one month (since 1897)

28 days in July 2012

25 days in in July 1901 and August 1983

22 days in July 1983 and August 2007

21 days in July 1916 and July 1921

20 days in July 1919, August 1995, and July 2011

Indianapolis: most 100º+ days in one month (since 1897)

9 days in July 1936

7 days in July 2012

6 days in July 1934

4 days in June 1934

3 days in July 1901, July 1930, August 1936, and July 1988

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Evansville: most 90º+ days in one month (since 1897)

29 days in August 1900, August 1983, and August 2007

27 days in July 1901, July 1921, July 1936, August 1995, and July 2012

26 days in July 1955, July 1966, and July 2011

25 days in August 1936 and August 2010

24 days in July 1930, June 1952, August 1980, July 1983, July 1993, and July 1995

Evansville: most 100º+ days in one month (since 1897)

12 days in July 1936

11 days in July 1930 and July 2012

8 days in August 1936

6 days in August 1930 and August 2007

5 days in September 1925, June 1952, and July 1954

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July 2012 average temperature at Indianapolis: 84.0º. The warmest July and month on record.

Top 5 warmest average temperatures in July (and these are the top 5 warmest months as well)

84.0º in 2012 (warmest for any month)

82.8º in 1936

82.0º in 2011

81.9º in 1901

81.6º in 1934

Top 5 warmest average maximum temperatures in July

95.6º in 2012 (warmest for any month)

93.7º in 1936

92.7º in 1901

92.1º in 1934

91.7º in 1887 and 2011

Top 5 warmest average minimum temperatures in July

72.7º in 1874

72.4º in 2011

72.3º in 2012

72.0º in 1872

71.8º in 1936

Most 90º+ days in July

28 days in 2012 (most for any month)

25 days in 1901

22 days in 1983

21 days in 1916 and 1921

20 days in 1919 and 2011

Most 100º+ days in July

9 days in 1936

7 days in 2012

6 days in 1934

3 days in 1901, 1930, and 1988

2 days in 1911, 1916, and 1954

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2012 total 90º+ days to date (through August 4).

Evansville: 54 days

Fort Wayne: 40 days

Indianapolis: 47 days

South Bend: 30 days

Most 90º+ days on record.

Evansville

84 days in 1936

78 days in 1953, 1954, 1983

77 days in 2010

74 days in 1935

70 days in 1921, 1980

Fort Wayne

50 days in 1983

49 days in 1988

45 days in 1955

43 days in 1953

42 days in 1899, 1934

Indianapolis

58 days in 1983

55 days in 1936

50 days in 1954

49 days in 1988

46 days in 1934

South Bend

53 days in 1934

44 days in 1988

42 days in 1901

41 days in 1895, 1983

40 days in 1933, 1936

Most 100º+ days on record (2012 through August 4).

Evansville

23 days in 1936

17 days in 1930

14 days in 2012

9 days in 1952, 1988

8 days in 1954, 1983

6 days in 1913, 1918, 1925, 2007

Fort Wayne

8 days in 1934

6 days in 1936, 1988, 2012

3 days in 1953

2 days in 1918, 1930, 1955

Indianapolis

12 days in 1936

10 days in 1934

9 days in 2012

5 days in 1988

4 days in 1954

South Bend

12 days in 1934 and 1936

5 days in 1901

4 days in 1916, 1933, 1988, 2012

3 days in 1918, 1930, 1940

2 days in 1911, 1947, 1983

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