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July 2018 Discussions & Observations Thread


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1 hour ago, LHSnow said:

This is a pattern that seems to happen most summers out east where it is a lot drier than the western part of the island because they miss the thunderstorms.  My house in Laurel Hollow has had 4.38 inches for the past month whereas my house in Southampton at 2.81 inches.

Big shift at ISP from 2006-2012 which had 4 top 10 wettest Julys.

#4....6.52...2009

#5....6.50...2007

#7....5.46...2006

#9...4.80....2012

 

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2 hours ago, CIK62 said:

July ended at 77.6, or +1.1.   Leaving out the HW of the first 5 days of the month, the last 26 days were  about -0.50.

The summer to date is +0.66.

LGA just missed a top 10 warmest July average temperature. The 79.8 and +2.4 ranks as the 11th warmest July average temperature. July finished in 4th place for the greatest number of daily minimum temperatures staying at or above 70 with 25 days.

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3 hours ago, bluewave said:

LGA just missed a top 10 warmest July average temperature. The 79.8 and +2.4 ranks as the 11th warmest July average temperature. July finished in 4th place for the greatest number of daily minimum temperatures staying at or above 70 with 25 days.

Other stations finished with much lower departures than LGA...Departure here was just +0.6° similar to NYC, EWR, JFK. A humid month for sure but not that hot. Also had 8.45" of rain.

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36 minutes ago, doncat said:

Other stations finished with much lower departures than LGA...Departure here was just +0.6° similar to NYC, EWR, JFK. A humid month for sure but not that hot. Also had 8.45" of rain.

The LGA departure was more in line with our northern areas. White Plains finished July +2.2 and Sussex, NJ +2.9. Those stations were closer to the record warmth to our north.

As we close the book on July 2018 here's an easy way to describe it, the single hottest month in Burlington, VT history back to 1892. Here's more on the stats and records from July. #vtwx #nywx pic.twitter.com/1db3I19ycR
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