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July 12th and Beyond Heatwave


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43 minutes ago, Brian D said:

Temps are peaking now. 92/74/102. Highest dew of the stretch, and I can tell. Smoke, and mid to upper 80's tomorrow will feel reasonable with 80-85 the rest of the week. Lake influence will be a little stronger with the chance of stms for the end of the week. 

WOW, the wind just switched to the W, and temps jacked 98/75/112.

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1 hour ago, michsnowfreak said:

Is that your first time hitting 100? I haven't seen 100 since 2012. How warm did it get in your house?

Official record at the co-op doesn't have a 100 reading since 1894, and only 3 99's. This was met at a PWS a couple blocks from my house, so it will not be an official record. I hit 100 at my house once in the mid 90's that I recall. It is rare to be sure to see 100's in NE MN. At DLH, 3 100's were recorded in the 1936 heatwave. 

It really takes special circumstances to get 100 here. Even hitting 95 is a chore.

Last night, and again tonight in my house, it reached 85. Will be opening windows very soon :) 

This was an impressive heatwave! (and glad it's ending)

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The all-time warmest low temperature was set at our office today in Negaunee Township at 76°F. This breaks the previous record warm low of 74°F set in July of 2002. Records for our office date back to 1959 with an observational period of midnight to midnight EST (1 AM to 1 AM EDT).
What makes this record exceptional is that it happens to be the same value as the 30-year normal high temperature for this time of year.

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10 hours ago, weatherbo said:
The all-time warmest low temperature was set at our office today in Negaunee Township at 76°F. This breaks the previous record warm low of 74°F set in July of 2002. Records for our office date back to 1959 with an observational period of midnight to midnight EST (1 AM to 1 AM EDT).
What makes this record exceptional is that it happens to be the same value as the 30-year normal high temperature for this time of year.

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Kind of funny that the record warm low for July 14 is warmer at Marquette (76) than it is for Detroit (74)

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